Portrait of Joseph Huddart (1741-1816) Finish:Rolled edged with lace and heavily

edged with lace and heavily embroidered panels in a leaf design

The verse beneath describes a sailor (crab) insulting a Chelsea Pensioner (lobster) and then becoming reconciled on learning that the lobster had once saved his life

dividers and a straight rule can be seen below

(London 1840)

He has dark natural hair

Portrait of Joseph Huddart (1741-1816) Finish:Rolled edged with lace and heavilyHalf length seated portrait of Huddart, his body turned to the viewer's right, wearing a single breasted coat with a double row of buttons. Inscribed: 'CAPTN. JOSEPH HUDDART, F. R. S. Aetat. Suae. 61. From a Picture by Iohn Hoppner Esqr., R,A, in the possession of Charles Hampden Turner Esqr.' The print appeared as the frontispiece to Memoir of the late Captain Joseph Huddart, FRS &c. by Joseph Huddart [the younger] (London, printed by W. Phillips,