6039469 Edgeworth King, Lying Against a Tree, 1814 (pastel on paper) by Sharples, James Junior (1788-1839); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; (add.info.: A framed colour drawing on paper, showing: a full-length portrait of Edgeworth King (1807-1817) reclining against a tree, holding a walking stick and with a hat nearby; the sitter looks to be about 7 years old, which dates this work to about 1814; he was the son of the surgeon and Bristol School artist John King (Johann Koenig, 1766-1846) and Emmeline King (nee Edgeworth, 1770-1848), and it is clear he was adored by his family, possibly as a result of his early death, as three other pastel drawings of him by Sharples family artists exist); by Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives ; Purchased 1974.