A fancy head, called Princess Caraboo of Javasu, c.1817 (oil on canvas)

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A fancy head, called Princess Caraboo of Javasu, c.1817 (oil on canvas)

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Artist

Barker, Thomas (1769-1847) / British

Location

The Holburne Museum, Bath, UK

Medium

oil on canvas

Date

c. 1817 AD (C19th AD)

Dimensions

61x48.3 cms

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'Princess Caraboo' was really a cobbler's daughter from Devon called Mary Baker, who arrived one day in the spring of 1817 at Knole Park near Bristol. By speaking a made-up language and not a word of English, she convinced the lady of the house, Elizabeth Worrall, that she was a lost noblewoman from the East Indies. She stayed with the Worralls for a few months, until one day she ran away to Bath.

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