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that's why I wear these glasses and cap
Laurence Olivier on the set of 'The Devil's Disciple' in Tring Park
at a Wardmote Inquest
Sunday 15th November 1970
to mark the Golden Jubilee of King George III
Portrait of William Thomson, Baron Kelvin of Largs (1824-1907) wonky that's why I wear theseKelvin is shown seated, three quarter length, full face holding a characteristic blue notebook in his left hand. Dressed in an open black jacket and waistcoat exposing a watch chain. With grey trousers and wearing a red tie. A wooden turned arm of the chair is visible at the sitter's left hand and a red seat cover. The painting is noted an article by Kenneth Romney Towndrow (1900 1953): "The tonal unity Orchardson perfected by his method of painting
