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In Windsor Park

Watercolour
1807 (painted)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

David Cox (1783-1859) was a leading watercolourist of his generation. This early work from 1807 is a view of Windsor but echoes the work of the admired 17th-century landscape painter, Gaspard Dughet, whose oil paintings Cox is known to have copied.


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleIn Windsor Park
Materials and techniques
Watercolour with some scraping out, on paper
Brief description
David Cox (1783-1859), Windsor Park, 1807, watercolour
Physical description
Watercolour of Windsor Park showing the Castle in the grounds currently in gilt frame.
Dimensions
  • Height: 42cm (Note: Taken from Lionel Lambourne, British Watercolours in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1980)
  • Width: 58.4cm (Note: Taken from Lionel Lambourne, British Watercolours in the V&A, 1980)
  • Gilt frame height: 680mm (Note: FRAME)
  • Gilt frame width: 840cm (Note: FRAME)
Style
Marks and inscriptions
D.Cox 1807 (Signed and dated)
Credit line
Bequeathed by S.C.Turner
Object history
This watercolour drawing was previously in the collections of Mrs. Rhodes, by whom it was lent to the Liverpool Art Club's David Cox Exhibition in 1875, and of Mrs. Fitzgerald. It was exhibited at the Louvre, Paris, in 1938.
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Summary
David Cox (1783-1859) was a leading watercolourist of his generation. This early work from 1807 is a view of Windsor but echoes the work of the admired 17th-century landscape painter, Gaspard Dughet, whose oil paintings Cox is known to have copied.
Bibliographic reference
Wilcox, Scott. Sun, Wind, and Rain. The Art of David Cox New Haven, Conn. : Yale University, 2008 4
Collection
Accession number
P.24-1948

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Record createdAugust 31, 2007
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