 The owner was Edward Walpole, natural son of the Prime Minister, who helped introduce Roubilac to aristocratic patrons.His most famous works included a bust of the composer Handel, made during Handel's lifetime for the patron of the Vauxhall Gardens; and the tomb of Joseph and Lady Elizabeth Nightengale (1760).Lady Elizabeth had died tragically of a false childbirth provoked by a stroke of lightning in 1731, and the funeral monument captured with great realism the pathos of her death.