Euston Road, London, from outside Bentley House, showing the Wellcome Building, Friends' House and St Pancras Church with decorations for Coronation Day. Oil painting by Paul A. Lord Methuen RA, 4th Baron, 1953.

  • Methuen, Paul Ayshford Methuen, Baron, 1886-1974.
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[1953]
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1919i
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Euston Road, London, from outside Bentley House, showing the Wellcome Building, Friends' House and St Pancras Church with decorations for Coronation Day. Oil painting by Paul A. Lord Methuen RA, 4th Baron, 1953. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Euston Road, London, looking eastwards from the north side of the road near Bentley House. On the right are the Wellcome Research Institution (later called the Wellcome Building), Friends' House, and the tower of St Pancras Church. The lamp-posts are decorated with bunting to mark the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday 2 June 1953

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[1953]

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1 painting : oil on wood ; wood 59.2 x 76 cm

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Artist to be cited as: Paul A. Lord Methuen RA. 4th Baron 1886-1974
Cite as: Wellcome Collection 1919i

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Copyright is currently (1992) held by the Lord Methuen, Corsham Court, Wiltshire SN13 OBZ. The copyright-holder has agreed that the Wellcome Trust may reproduce the painting in its publications without further application provided that the painter is identified in the stipulated form (letters to and from the Lord Methuen, 24 and 30 April 1987)

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