File:Hubert von Herkomer 1875 - The last Muster.jpg

Summary

Artist



Description	German-British painter, composer, sculptor, film producer and writer
Date of birth/death	26 May 1849	31 March 1914
Location of birth/death	Waal, Germany	Budleigh Salterton, England
Work period	1863 –1915
Work location	United Kingdom (London)
Authority file	: Q644595 VIAF: 77115718 ISNI: 000000008157919X ULAN: 500014459 LCCN: n83022711 NLA: 35189481 WorldCat

Title

The Last Muster, Sunday at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea

Object type

painting

Date

1875

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 214.5 cm (84.4 in); width: 159 cm (62.5 in)

Collection

Lady Lever Art Gallery

	Native name	Lady Lever Art Gallery
	Parent institution	National Museums Liverpool
	Location	Liverpool
	Coordinates	53° 21′ 20.74″ N, 2° 59′ 57.55″ W
	Established	1922
	Website	www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
	Authority file	: Q1586957 VIAF: 121738032 ISNI: 0000000404862249 LCCN: n50078080 Historic England: 1075469 SUDOC: 032487762 WorldCat

Accession number

LL 3627 (Lady Lever Art Gallery)

Notes

This painting made Herkomer internationally famous. It earned a medal of honour in the Paris 1878 exhibition.

References

Art UK artwork ID: the-last-muster-sunday-at-the-royal-hospital-chelsea-102536

Source/Photographer

Screenshot from Van Gogh's Favourites I by meltonpriorinstitut.org

Other versions

Based on Sunday at the Chelsea Hospital (wood-engraving, 1871).

Licensing

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