1640-1680 (engraved)
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In the centre of the picture is a hound dog, viewed in profile, looking to the left, at a cat on top of what appears to be a stone plinth. A spaniel dog stretches up the side of the structure and another cat can be seen below it. On the right of the picture, a male dog sits chained to a wooden structure. NB: The laid paper has a foolscap watermark.
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Materials and techniques | Intaglio print on paper |
Brief description | A hound, a spaniel and another chained up dog looking towards a cat. Intaglio print on laid paper (with a foolscap watermark). By Richard Gaywood, after a design by F. Barlow. 1640-1680. |
Physical description | In the centre of the picture is a hound dog, viewed in profile, looking to the left, at a cat on top of what appears to be a stone plinth. A spaniel dog stretches up the side of the structure and another cat can be seen below it. On the right of the picture, a male dog sits chained to a wooden structure. NB: The laid paper has a foolscap watermark. |
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Accession number | E.1212-1908 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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