Horatia Nelson Exhibition_The Van de Veldes Peacock & Mansfield

Peacock & Mansfield

historian and broadcaster David Olusoga tells the rich and revealing story of the long relationship between the British Isles and the people of Africa and the Caribbean

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senior conservation scientist at Tate

Horatia Nelson Exhibition_The Van de Veldes Peacock & MansfieldA full length portrait of Nelson's daughter, full face, wearing a white dress, red pumps and a miniature of her father around her neck. She is dancing in a rocky foreground with an imaginary landscape in the distance, a tambourine held high in her left hand and her gaze directly engaging the viewer. The coastal scene with mountains and smoke from a volcano on the right, may be intended to represent the Bay of Naples by an artist who had never visited