Not on display

Watercolour

07/1903-09/1903 (drawn)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Drawing in watercolour and sepia ink over pencil of a garden scene. Shrubs, some flowering and including hydrangea(?), behind slate edging to the left. Vine on brick wall and half open wicket gate (centre and right). Path in foreground and steps or low wall.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Watercolour and sepia ink over pencil on paper
Brief description
Drawing of a garden scene with shrubs and gate: background for The tale of Benjamin Bunny, watercolour and sepia ink over pencil, by Beatrix Potter, Fawe Park, probably 1903, Linder Collection object no. LC.24.B.1, catalogue no. 4.39
Physical description
Drawing in watercolour and sepia ink over pencil of a garden scene. Shrubs, some flowering and including hydrangea(?), behind slate edging to the left. Vine on brick wall and half open wicket gate (centre and right). Path in foreground and steps or low wall.
Dimensions
  • Height: 187mm
  • Width: 225mm
Size of paper.
Production typeUnique
Credit line
Given by the Linder Collection
Object history
Given by Leslie Linder (1904-1973) to the National Book League (now the Book Trust) in 1970 as part of a representative selection of Beatrix Potter's work. This selection, comprising 279 drawings and 38 early editions and now known as the Linder Collection, was formerly on long-term loan to the Victoria and Albert Museum between 1989 and 2019 form the charitable trust, The Linder Trust.
Subjects depicted
Associated objects
Bibliographic references
  • Hobbs, Anne Stevenson (compiler). The Linder Collection of the works and drawings of Beatrix Potter: catalogue of works on paper. London: The Trustees of the Linder Collection, 1996 (1999 reprint). p.38, cat. no. 4.39
  • Potter, Beatrix. The tale of Benjamin Bunny. London: Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd., 1903. p.55
Other numbers
  • LOAN:LINDER TRUST.219-1994 - Previous Loan Number
  • 4.39 - Linder Collection catalogue no.
Collection
Library number
LC 24/B/1

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Record createdAugust 6, 2013
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