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Tango0121 Mar 2018 9:39 p.m. PST

"Here's a characterful little portrait – almost Falstaffian – lifted from the Art UK site, but held at Scarborough Art Gallery, where it is titled as "Major Tindall" and dated to circa 1745. That's half a century too early, I think. Nor is this an officer. And the Lieutenant Colonel Tindall who commanded the Scarborough Volunteers of 1794 and 1803 (if that's the thinking here) would have worn black facings. So who is it?…"

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