Trewithen Unknown Woman, traditionally identified as Susanna Sibthorp Henry Edridge Toggle Zoom in Zoom out caption Henry Edridge, Unknown Woman, traditionally identified as Susanna Sibthorp Photo courtesy of Dave Penman (All rights reserved) Share-icon Downloads Zoom in Details Country House Trewithen Title(s) Unknown Woman, traditionally identified as Susanna Sibthorp Medium and support Pencil on paper Dimensions Overall height: 39 cm, Overall width: 30 cm Artist Henry Edridge (1768-1821) Catalogue Number TN48 Description The subject of the present portrait has been identified traditionally as Susanna Ellison (1752–1826), daughter of Richard Ellison of Thorne, Yorkshire. In 1777 she married Humphrey Waldo Sibthorp (1744–1815). However, the woman in the drawing appears to be younger than forty-nine, the age Susanna Ellison would have been in 1801. The subject has a passing resemblance to Susanna Sibthorp’s daughter, Mary Esther Sibthorp (1778–1861), the subject of TN45, also by Edridge. However, the present subject does not appear to be Mary Esther Sibthorp. Nor could it be a sister, as she seems to have had only male siblings. by Jonny Yarker Related catalogue items from Trewithen Trewithen ? John Prideaux Basset British School, c.1748 Trewithen River Scene with a Convoy of Soldiers Peter Tillemans, ? c.1720s Trewithen Arcadian Ruinscape circle of John Wootton
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