Paine, and Her Daughters Charlotte Paine, b.1751, Later Mrs St John Charlton and Mary 'Polly' Paine, 1753–1798, Later Mrs Tilly Kettle) was exhibited twice in Yorkshire in late nineteenth century, and copies were made. It was eventually acquired by the art dealer C.J Wertheimer but when it was shown at Burlington House in 1908, it was catalogued as Portraits of the Misses Paine, their mother Charlotte having been painted out to increase its sale value. William Hesketh Lever paid £4520. 5s for in 1918. In 1935, the Lady Lever Art Gallery Trustees took the decision to remove the over painting and restored Mrs Paine to her rightful place. Legacy In 2017, the Friends of Doncaster Mansion House led on the James Paine Festival, celebrating his life and work on the 300th anniversary of his birth. List of architectural works The following are major works attributed to Paine: Nostell Priory, Yorkshire (c. 1737 – 1750) interiors completed and new wing added later by Robert Adam Heath House, Yorkshire (1744–1745) 17 Cornmarket, Pontefract, Yorkshire, attributed (c. 1745–1750) Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire, house and attributed stables (1745–1749) Mansion House, Doncaster (1745–48), which is one of only three civic mansion houses in England. Cusworth Hall, Yorkshire, wings (1749–1753) Wilsford Manor, Lincolnshire, additions (1749) demolished Wadworth Hall, Yorkshire (c. 1749–1750) 5 Market Place, Pontefract, Yorkshire, attributed (c. 1750–1755) High Melton Hall, Yorkshire, attributed (c. 1750) Sprotbrough Hall, Yorkshire, unspecified work (c. 1750) Milnsbridge Hall, Milnsbridge, Yorkshire, attributed (c. 1750) Bierley Hall, Yorkshire, alterations and interiors (c. 1750) demolished The Biggin, Bramham cum Oglethorpe, Yorkshire, alterations (c. 1750–1756) Old Deanery, York, alterations (c. 1750) Ormsby Hall, South Ormsby, Lincolnshire (1750–1756) Felbrigg Hall. Norfolk, new service wing, internal decoration of main rooms (1751–1756) Dinnington Hall, Dinnington, Yorkshire, attributed, wings (c. 1751–1757) Kirkstall Grange, Headingley, Yorkshire (1752) 76 St Martin's Lane (Paine's own home) and Little Court, Castle Street, London (1752–1754) demolished Cowick Hall, Yorkshire, external and internal alterations (1752–1760) Whitley Beaumont, Yorkshire, redecoration of great hall and attributed gazebo (c. 1752–1754) demolished Blagdon Hall, Northumberland, new stables (1753–1756) Northumberland House, London, picture gallery (c. 1753–1757) demolished Raby Castle, County Durham, partial remodelling, interiors, estate cottages and model farm (c. 1753–1760) Gibside, County Durham, interior decoration of house (lost, as house is now a ruin), column of British Liberty and free standing chapel (1753–1767) Alnwick Castle, Northumberland, reconstruction of keep, interior decoration (c. 1754–1768) largely destroyed by Anthony Salvin's