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Charles d'Agar[a] (1669–1723) was a French[5] portrait painter, the son of Jacques d'Agar. Active in England for much of his life, he is most known for portraits made during the Late Stuart and Early Georgian eras.
D'Agar came to England with his father in 1681. He primarily painted portraits on commission for patrons such as the Duke of Buccleuch and Lord Bolingbroke.[6] Some of his works can be found at Nunnington Hall.
- ^ For example, see Vertue 1930, p. 116; Vertue 1934, p. 15.
- ^ Stein 1907, p. 112; Du Bus 1933, col. 685; Bénézit 2006, p. 148; AKL, Bd. 1 1992; Brême 1996, p. 449; Marciari Alexander 2004, p. 904.
- ^ Lespinasse 1927, pp. 241, 245; Vertue 1930, p. 126; Whinney & Millar 1957, p. 199.
- ^ Cited in Waterhouse 1978, p. 345.
- ^ Stein 1907, p. 112, and Bénézit 2006, p. 148, describe d'Agar as a French painter. Alternately, Marciari Alexander 2004, p. 904, says that "[d'Agar's] œuvre was clearly of more consequence to English art than that of his father."
- ^ "Charles d'Agar Brief Bio". Archived from the original on 2014-07-17. Retrieved 2013-01-22.
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