The Reverend Ozias Thurston Linley Size:small While scholars have believed this

While scholars have believed this proves a particularly long gestation for the painting (from the mid 1620s to the early 1630s) it is more likely that the Triumph of David did not necessarily remain in Poussin's workshop over several years but

Catalogued until 1880 as Guido Reni and thereafter as Italian School

completed in 1575 and published in 1581

forget-me-nots and roses - and the marble ledge

The Reverend Ozias Thurston Linley Size:small While scholars have believed thisOzias Linley (1761 1831) was the third son and least musical of Thomas Linley's eight surviving children. This portrait can probably be dated to c. 1805 10 when Ozias was a minor canon of Norwich cathedral and vicar of Stoke Holy Cross. In 1816 he was appointed as a Junior Fellow and Organist at Dulwich College where he was known as an absent minded and querulous bachelor.