Portrait Of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Anthony Gadie T.d., J.p., P.g.d. (d. 1948), In Evening Dress And Full Regalia, The Frame Inscribed, "(presented) By The Freemasons Of Bradford In Recognition Of His Valued Services As Assitant Provincial Grand Master

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"Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Anthony Gadie T.D., J.P., P.G.D. (d. 1948), in Evening Dress and Full Regalia, the Frame Inscribed, '(presented) by the Freemasons of Bradford in Recognition of His Valued Services as Assistant Provincial Grand Master'" is a notable painting by the artist James P. Barraclough. This portrait is significant for its depiction of Sir Anthony Gadie, a distinguished military officer and Freemason, who was recognized for his contributions to the Masonic community in Bradford. The painting is particularly remarkable for its intricate detailing of Gadie's evening dress and full Masonic regalia, reflecting his high rank and the esteem in which he was held by his peers.

The artwork serves not only as a representation of Sir Anthony Gadie's personal achievements but also as a historical document that encapsulates the ceremonial aspects and the social hierarchy within the Freemasonry of the time. The inscription on the frame indicates that the portrait was a gift from the Freemasons of Bradford, underlining the practice of honoring notable members of the society through portraiture.

James P. Barraclough, the artist, was known for his skill in capturing the likeness and character of his subjects. His ability to render the fine details of the regalia in this portrait would have been particularly appreciated in Masonic circles, where symbolism and attire hold significant meaning.

The painting is an important piece of cultural heritage, offering insights into the Masonic traditions of the early 20th century, as well as the social and civic life of Bradford during that period. It stands as a testament to the intersection of art, society, and fraternal bonds within the context of British history.

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