Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Robert Thorburn Ross, Edinburgh., 1843
Da: Colophon Books (UK), Leek, STAFF, Regno Unito
Arte / Stampa / Poster Copia autografata
EUR 380,98
Quantità: 1 disponibili
Aggiungi al carrelloNo Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Unique. A pastel drawing of an unknown sitter, probably a young prominent Scotsman possibly a writer/author, slight resemblance to ayoung Charles Dickens? A half length portrait on art card. The work is high quality and it is a strong image done with a confident hand and superbly finished. Measures approx 14.5 x 12 inches [37 x 30 cm] from mount line. The drawing was framed at some point and lines from a mount are visible (but would be hidden if re-framed), there are no marks on the image. An original pastel & graphite drawing that has the artists name and date "Dec 1843" in full. Sold unframed, we pack carefully with 100% recyclable materials. NOTE* Quote: "Mr. Robert Thorburn Ross, R.S.A., died on the 13th July, he would have been 27 when he painted this. He was made Associate in 1853, and Academician in 1869, and for many years was a regular and valued contributor to the Annual Exhibition. Of industrious habits, and possessing very considerable artistic ability, he produced a large number of works, mainly illustrative of scenes in the life of the humbler Scottish peasantry. Latterly he gave himself with evident relish to the fine of the delineation of sea-side views and incidents, and these he treated with marked success, both in oil and water-colour. Mr. Ross's amiability and modesty of character secured for him the kindly esteem of his brother Artists, while, as a painter, he justly attained, in the estimation of the public, no small measure of popularity". Signed by Author and Artist.