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Italian hill-town; a number of houses on the slopes of a rocky height

Drawing
Mid-19th century (drawn)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Drawing in pencil of an Italian hill-town; a number of houses on the slope of a rocky height. On the back is a study of trees, inscribed "Arriccio."


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleItalian hill-town; a number of houses on the slopes of a rocky height (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Drawing in pencil
Brief description
Drawing; pencil study of an Italian hill-town; a number of houses on the slopes of a rocky height; by Frederic, Lord Leighton; British School, Mid-19th century. This drawing was assigned a duplicate number in error, E.1848-1910, subsequently cancelled.
Physical description
Drawing in pencil of an Italian hill-town; a number of houses on the slope of a rocky height. On the back is a study of trees, inscribed "Arriccio."
Dimensions
  • Height: 28.5cm
  • Width: 43.8cm
Styles
Production typeUnique
Marks and inscriptions
'Arriccio' (In fresco painting, 'Arriccio' describes the layer of plaster applied to a wall before the intonaco.)
Credit line
Purchased, 1896
Object history
Purchased, 1896
Place depicted
Other number
E.1848-1910 - previous number, assigned incorrectly
Collection
Accession number
758-1896

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Record createdJune 4, 2010
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