Aftermath of a duel, Hyde Park, Westminster, London, 1712 (1768) Size:M: 90 x 40cm in 1681 but was then

in 1681 but was then assassinated the following year by Count Karl Johann von Konigsmark

Tilney (1536-1610) was Master of the Revels to Elizabeth I and James I of England

A cart in the street beyond can be seen through the entrance-way

William Farren in the role of Sir Peter Teazle

Depicts Chunee

Aftermath of a duel, Hyde Park, Westminster, London, 1712 (1768) Size:M: 90 x 40cm in 1681 but was thenAftermath of a duel, Hyde Park, Westminster, London, 1712 (1768). Charles, Lord Mohun, killed in a duel in Hyde Park by James, Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. Charles Mohun, 4th Baron Mohun (1675 1712) and James Douglas Hamilton, 4th Duke of Hamilton (1658 1712), both died from wounds sustained during the duel. Hamilton mortally wounded Mohun, but was then killed by one of Mohun's seconds.