Dovedale
Drawing
about 1795-1803 (made)
about 1795-1803 (made)
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A landscape view of Dovedale, looking up the valley, with the River Dove in the foreground and steep limestone cliffs in the background, in pencil and blue wash
Object details
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Title | Dovedale (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | pencil and blue wash on paper |
Brief description | Drawing, View of Dovedale, attributed to Edward Dayes, pencil and wash technique, ca. 1795-1803. |
Physical description | A landscape view of Dovedale, looking up the valley, with the River Dove in the foreground and steep limestone cliffs in the background, in pencil and blue wash |
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Production type | Unique |
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Gallery label | Given by the Science Museum |
Credit line | Given by the Science Museum |
Object history | This watercolour with E.230-1999 was part of lot 276 in the Dudley Snelgrove Collection sale at Sotheby's New Bond Street 19th November 1992. The lot went to the Science Museum for £380 hammer. They wanted a watercolour of lime kilns by de Loutherbourg in the same lot. (Their inventory no. now inv.1992-1066) They did not want the Dayes drawings so they transferred them to the V&A. |
Production | Dovedale, Derbyshire |
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Bibliographic reference | The Works of the late Edward Dayes containing An Excursion through the principal parts of Derbyshire and Yorkshire, with illustrative notes by E. W. Brayley; Essays on painting; Instructions for drawing and coloring landscapes; and Professional sketches of modern artists. [Edited by Edward W. Brayley. With plates, including a portrait.] Title . pp. 359. Mrs. Dayes: London, 1805. 4o.London. Reprint with new introduction Cornmarket Press, 1971. |
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Accession number | E.229-1999 |
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Record created | March 22, 2000 |
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