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Farmyard with a cottage next to a barn with a dovecote

Drawing
17th century (made)
Artist/Maker

A close-up view of a ramshackle cottage in a farmyard strewn with planks from the aging structure. A chicken pecks near one of the planks, and there is an abandoned metal pot on the ground. The adjoining barn has a precarious dovecote in the upper storey.


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleFarmyard with a cottage next to a barn with a dovecote (published title)
Materials and techniques
Black chalk, with grey wash; framing line in brown ink.
Brief description
Drawing, Farmyard with a cottage next to a barn with a dovecote, Cornelis Saftleven (attributed to), Dutch School, 17th century
Physical description
A close-up view of a ramshackle cottage in a farmyard strewn with planks from the aging structure. A chicken pecks near one of the planks, and there is an abandoned metal pot on the ground. The adjoining barn has a precarious dovecote in the upper storey.
Dimensions
  • Height: 215mm
  • Width: 153mm
Marks and inscriptions
Inscribed on verso, at lower left: in black chalk, o (next to a long vertical line) / f.E:; and below this, in brown ink (trimmed), No 1954(?).
Object history
Miss Emily Dalton (1816/17–1900), Leicester, by whom bequeathed to the museum (NAL dry stamp on recto and Dalton Bequest purple ink stamp on verso; neither in Lugt), 1900.
Bibliographic reference
Jane Shoaf Turner and Christopher White, Catalogue of Dutch and Flemish Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2014, Vol. 1, Cat. 175, illustrated. p. 226
Collection
Accession number
D.956-1900

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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