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Print

mid 19th century (engraved)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Two Capra Ibex (a species of goat with large, ridged horns) standing on a mountain ledge. The goat nearest to the viewer is viewed in profile, facing to the right of the image, standing on its hind legs to eat some grass. The goat behind it has turned its head away to look across the mountainous landscape. The image is framed by a single white line.


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Engraving print on paper, using black and white inks
Brief description
Two Capra Ibex (a species of goat with large, ridged horns) standing on a mountain ledge. Engraving print on paper, using black and white inks. Designed by E. R., drawn by W.G. Possibly engraved by Edouard Kretzschmar. Mid 19th century.
Physical description
Two Capra Ibex (a species of goat with large, ridged horns) standing on a mountain ledge. The goat nearest to the viewer is viewed in profile, facing to the right of the image, standing on its hind legs to eat some grass. The goat behind it has turned its head away to look across the mountainous landscape. The image is framed by a single white line.
Dimensions
  • Sheet height: 16.5cm
  • Sheet width: 10.8-10.9cm
  • Image height: 16.5cm
  • Image width: 10.6cm
Measured by DH 29/11/2010 Sheet is trimmed very closely to framing line. Edges of sheet are very slightly irregular.
Marks and inscriptions
'E. R.invt. et W.G. del.' (Lettered in bottom-right corner of the image.)
Production
The print is inscribed 'E. R.invt. et W.G. del.'.
Object 29638:234 is lettered as being engraved by Eduard Kretzschmar and appears to be a part of the same series as this print.
Subjects depicted
Associated objects
Collection
Accession number
29638:242

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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