18th century (made)
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A group of eight sheep and goats (including their young) lying together as a group, with one male goat standing to the right of the image, with his head lowered. On the verso of the sheet there are naive pencil sketches (incomplete) of what appear to be two small huts and a dog.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | lithograph print and pencil on laid paper |
| Brief description | A group of eight sheep and goats (including their young) lying together as a group, with one male goat standing to the right of the image. Lithograph print on laid paper. By Gabriel Smith. (probably) England. 18th century. |
| Physical description | A group of eight sheep and goats (including their young) lying together as a group, with one male goat standing to the right of the image, with his head lowered. On the verso of the sheet there are naive pencil sketches (incomplete) of what appear to be two small huts and a dog. |
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| Production | The print features the initials GS on the rump of one of the animals. |
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| Accession number | 27369:2 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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