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Lady Louisa Tollemache, Countess of Dysart (1745-1840) (after Reynolds)
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Lady Louisa Tollemache, Countess of Dysart (1745-1840) (after Reynolds)
John Hoppner, RA (London 1758 London 1810).
Oil painting on canvas, Lady Louisa Tollemache, Countess of Dysart (1745-1840) by John Hoppner, RA (London 1758 London 1810), after Sir Joshua Reynolds (Plympton 1723 - London 1792) , 1805. Inscribed lower right, after 1840: Louisa Countess of Dysart / Born July 2, 1745. Married / John Manners Esquire September 4, 1765 / Died September 22, 1840. A full-length portrait of a young woman, turned slightly to the right, gazing to the right, her left elbow on a stone base of a column, and her cheek resting on her left hand, light-brown hair dressed high, and wearing a loose fitting white gown with a gold silk sash worn around her waist and down her right side and held in her right hand, a tasseled red curtain hangs from the column on the right and there is a distant view of trees and sky to the left. The original, painted in 1779 is at Kenwood House.
Lady Louisa Manners, 7th Countess of Dysart (1745-1840) was the eldest daughter of Lionel Tollemache, 4th Earl of Dysart (1708-70) and Lady Grace Carteret (1713-55) and married, in 1765, John Manners (1730-92) of Hanby Hall, Lincolnshire. She became Countess of Dysart in her own right in 1821. She was the mother of Sir William Tollemache, Viscount Huntingtower (1766-1833). Louisa Manners did not succeed to the property and title until she was aged 75, though she lived to be 94. Her eldest son had died aged about 66 in 1833. Louisa and her son were extremely well off. John Manners, who had died in 1792, was reputed to "have died worth nearly half a million the bulk of which he has left, under restrictions, to his eldest son, and about £100,000 in specific legacies" (Gents Mag. 1792, p.870). Louisa, in her will, dated 9 July 1840 - a couple of months before she died - expressed her "particular wish" that her grandson keep up Ham House and the Grounds. Yet, despite having died at Ham House, she had also expressed the wish to be buried "in my family vault at Helmingham". Her husband had been buried in the Manners vault in Bottesford Church, Leicestershire.
Ham House, Surrey (Accredited Museum)
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National Trust Photographic Library / Bridgeman Images