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  | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Lady Croke by Robert Field 1808 National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, ON | Field, Robert |  Alexander Croke (1758-1842), vice-admiralty judge in Halifax from 1801 to 1815, is portrayed in the wig and scarlet robe that were standard attire for a judge of the King's Bench. The artist has captured the sitter's air of authority and his rather solemn countenance, a contrast to the gentle expression of Lady Croke (1775?-1857), born Alice Blake. |
 | Mallard Drake Hanging by William Michael Harnett 1883 National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, ON | Harnett, William Michael | |
 | Rebecca Byles Almon by Robert Field c. 1810 National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, ON | Field, Robert | |
 | Sir Alexander Croke by Robert Field c. 1808 National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, ON | Field, Robert | Alexander Croke (1758-1842), vice-admiralty judge in Halifax from 1801 to 1815, is portrayed in the wig and scarlet robe that were standard attire for a judge of the King's Bench. The artist has captured the sitter's air of authority and his rather solemn countenance, a contrast to the gentle expression of Lady Croke (1775?-1857), born Alice Blake. |
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