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Charles Gore - View of Arundel

View of Arundel

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
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Charles Gore

Charles Gore was an English artist. He married well and travelled throughout Europe and knew royalty, Goethe and Johann Zoffany.

Gore was born in Horkstow Hall in Horkstow in North Lincolnshire in 1729.

He attended Westminster School before working with his father's brother in a London trading company. In 1751 he married Mary (born Cockerill), whose wealth meant that Gore did not need to work again. After his father died he moved with his family in 1759 to Southampton, where he spent many days creating watercolours of naval scenes at the Portsmouth shipyards. He designed his own cutter, which he named Snail when she was launched. His social circle included the Duke of York, the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Cumberland, who were all brothers of King George III.

In 1775 George Clavering-Cowper, the presumptive 3rd Earl Cowper married Gore's sixteen-year-old daughter Hannah Anne Gore on 2 June. Their betrothal was commemorated with a painting by Johann Zoffany, commissioned by Gore. In 1780, his daughter went on to live in the Villa Palmieri in Fiesole and to have three children, two of whom became earls.

His daughter Elizabeth Gore married Rev. Henry Wood D.D (Cambridge), son of Francis Wood JP. of Monk Bretton, Yorkshire, and brother of Sir Francis Wood and of Sir Charles Wood.

Gore died in Weimar.

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Genoa – A Seascape with Shipping

Genoa – A Seascape with Shipping

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Port d’Arona

Port d’Arona (1795)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Landing Place at Pallanza

Landing Place at Pallanza

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Lisbon from the Convent of St. Francis da Citadel

Lisbon from the Convent of St. Francis da Citadel (1774)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Isola Bella, Lago Maggiore

Isola Bella, Lago Maggiore (ca. 1776)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Lago Maggiore and the Borromean Islands

Lago Maggiore and the Borromean Islands (ca. 1776)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Garden of Vieux Jones near Maastricht

Garden of Vieux Jones near Maastricht (between 1784 and 1794)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Chamonix, Mer de Glace

Chamonix, Mer de Glace (between 1778 and 1779)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Ruins du Chateau du Heidelberg

Ruins du Chateau du Heidelberg (1793)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Konigstein

Konigstein (1789)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Lorch on the Rhine

Lorch on the Rhine (between 1790 and 1799)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Gate Toward Bursit, Aix-la-Chappelle

Gate Toward Bursit, Aix-la-Chappelle (1785)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
View of Dürrenstein

View of Dürrenstein

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
Herstmonceux

Herstmonceux (1787)

Charles Gore (English, 1729-1807)
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