Leicester Homan, J.P. (Interpreter at Knockaloe Civilian Internment Camp)
Date made: 1917
Description: Leicester Homan J.P. of Ballaterson, Ballaugh, who it is believed was an interpreter at Knockaloe Civilian Internment Camp during the First World War. The oil painting is a half length, head and shoulders portrait of Leicester Homan wearing glasses and a hat. The painting is thought to have been painted by a civilian internee at Knockaloe Camp.
Leicester Homan lived at Ballaterson Manor, Ballaugh and in his will left funds to Ramsey Cottage Hospital which were used for the building of a new extension. The portrait was at Ramsey Cottage Hospital for several years.
Measurements: unframed artwork: 76.5 cm x 54.6 x 2.4 cm
Materials: oil on canvas
Object name: painting
Collection: Art Collection
ID number: 2010-0060
Subject tags : #WW1INTERNMENTMUSEUMCOLLECTIONS