Of Nollekens's two busts of Fox, the second was commissioned by his fellow-Whig the 5th Duke of Bedford for his Temple of Liberty at Woburn Abbey in 1801. Completed a decade after the first bust, the second became the definitive and most popular portrait of the flamboyant Whig party leader. This version was displayed at Rossie Priory in Perthshire, apparently as a symbol of the Kinnaird family's own Whig politics.

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Scanned : Photogrammetry (Processed using Agisoft PhotoScan)