Portrait of Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) Size:L: 75 x 60cm The spectacle is watched by

The spectacle is watched by crowds at windows and in the yard

Compensation would be made for the loss of slave property to all former owners who had remained loyal to the Union

Found in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

A coat of arms with the lion and unicorn is mounted above the door

A protestant minister has removed his embroidered top clothes which look very much like the chasubles worn by Catholic priests

Portrait of Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) Size:L: 75 x 60cm The spectacle is watched byHead and shoulders in a painted oval, Pepys wears a dark wig and white shirt with lace at the throat and a loose brown robe. Samuel Pepys was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1665, he served as its President from 1684 to 1686. Original: oil on canvas, 762x610mm. 1689