Chartwell's Duke of Marlborough Portrait Conserved and Redisplayed
March 1 2025
Picture: The Art Newspaper
Posted by Adam Busiakiewicz:
The Art Newspaper has shared news that a portrait of the Duke of Marlborough has been conserved and redisplayed for the first time. The painting, in the collection at Chartwell which is run by the National Trust, was given to Sir Winston Churchill in 1942 but its poor condition meant that it was never hung. Click on the link to read more.
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