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Sketchbook

1801 (drawn)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Sketchbook containing landscape drawings, mostly in pencil, but with some partially inked in, depicting the Ouse Bridge in York, the River Avon, Gretna Green, and Dalmally. Several of the drawings are dated in Spetember or October 1801. There is a list of possessions also which the artist evidently intended to take with him, including an umbrella, a black trunk, a black leather case, a drawing stool, a long red case and paste boards with silk paper. There are 83 leaves in total, grey and blue paper.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Volume containing pencil sketches
Brief description
Sketchbook by Joseph Farington R.A., containing landscape drawings, mostly in pencil, depicting the Ouse Bridge in York, the River Avon, Gretna Green, and Dalmally. Great Britain, 1801.
Physical description
Sketchbook containing landscape drawings, mostly in pencil, but with some partially inked in, depicting the Ouse Bridge in York, the River Avon, Gretna Green, and Dalmally. Several of the drawings are dated in Spetember or October 1801. There is a list of possessions also which the artist evidently intended to take with him, including an umbrella, a black trunk, a black leather case, a drawing stool, a long red case and paste boards with silk paper. There are 83 leaves in total, grey and blue paper.
Dimensions
  • Size of volume height: 5.6875in
  • Width: 4.3125in
Credit line
Presented by F. R. Meatyard
Subjects depicted
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Collection
Accession number
P.91-1921

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Record createdFebruary 1, 2011
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