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Actions Displays	Details Remove from selection Add to selection Object number IPSMG:R.1957.126 Institution name Ipswich Collections Object name painting, oil painting Title Captain Allen Cotton (c.1635–1699) Description Hairstyle of c. 1681 Captain Cotton was the eldest surviving son of John Cotton and his fourth wife, Ann Cotton. His father left large debts when he died in 1655 and Captain Cotton was forced to sell the Earl Soham estate to Leicester Devereux of Christchurch Mansion. He bought the Bentried estate at Easton and was a Captain in the local militia as well as churchwarden. He has a full curled wig in keeping with his military rank. Creator English School (artist)‎ Production place Marlesford, Suffolk Production date 1681 Production period 17th Century Material oil paint, canvas Technique painted Dimensions height: 74.00 cm width: 66.00 cm Tags Comments Add tag(s) Add comment

Object number

IPSMG:R.1957.126
Institution name

Ipswich Collections
Object name

painting, oil painting
Title

Captain Allen Cotton (c.1635–1699)
Description

Hairstyle of c. 1681 Captain Cotton was the eldest surviving son of John Cotton and his fourth wife, Ann Cotton. His father left large debts when he died in 1655 and Captain Cotton was forced to sell the Earl Soham estate to Leicester Devereux of Christchurch Mansion. He bought the Bentried estate at Easton and was a Captain in the local militia as well as churchwarden. He has a full curled wig in keeping with his military rank.
Creator

English School (artist)‎
Production place

Marlesford, Suffolk
Production date

1681
Production period

17th Century
Material

oil paint, canvas
Technique

painted
Dimensions

Details