A Picnic at Hanwell
Oil Painting
1841 (painted)
1841 (painted)
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Sketch of a group of figures having a picnic on a low hill. On the left are two women in orange dresses, one of whom holds a parasol. To the right are four male figures seated and reclining on the hill, one of them looks out to the viewer. In the background are a cluster of trees, and in the distance are fields and a windmill on the horizon.
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Title | A Picnic at Hanwell (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Oil on cardboard |
Brief description | Oil painting by William Bell Scott of a picnic at Hanwell, 1841. |
Physical description | Sketch of a group of figures having a picnic on a low hill. On the left are two women in orange dresses, one of whom holds a parasol. To the right are four male figures seated and reclining on the hill, one of them looks out to the viewer. In the background are a cluster of trees, and in the distance are fields and a windmill on the horizon. |
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Credit line | Given by Miss Sylvia Gosse |
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Accession number | P.34-1963 |
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Record created | April 10, 2007 |
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