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The Dancing Lesson, The Minuet.

Print
1835 (Published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

To the right, a dancing master with violin, wearing blue suit and yellow waistcoat, giving a lesson to a small girl and boy, the boy, wearing a pinkish red jacket with his blue top hat in his left hand, with back turned and right pointed foot extended to side, facing a taller girl, her dress held out revealing her feet ink red slippers, the left pointed foot extended to the side. At right back, a small girl is standing in a shallow box. Titled above the image: 'The Minuet.' and below: 'The Dancing Lefson Pt 2 / G Cruikshank fect - Pubd by Thos McLean, 26 Haymariket / Augt 1st 1835'.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleThe Dancing Lesson, The Minuet.
Materials and techniques
Coloured etching
Brief description
'The Minuet, The Dancing Lefson. Pt 3' Etching by George Cruikshank, published by Thomas McLean, 1 August 1835.
Physical description
To the right, a dancing master with violin, wearing blue suit and yellow waistcoat, giving a lesson to a small girl and boy, the boy, wearing a pinkish red jacket with his blue top hat in his left hand, with back turned and right pointed foot extended to side, facing a taller girl, her dress held out revealing her feet ink red slippers, the left pointed foot extended to the side. At right back, a small girl is standing in a shallow box. Titled above the image: 'The Minuet.' and below: 'The Dancing Lefson Pt 2 / G Cruikshank fect - Pubd by Thos McLean, 26 Haymariket / Augt 1st 1835'.
Dimensions
  • Plate height: 130mm
  • Plate size width: 170mm
  • Left hand side height: 212mm
  • To highest point top edge height: 215mm
  • Width: 275mm
The sheet has been cut down
Production typeMass produced
Credit line
Cyril W. Beaumont Bequest
Object history
The print came to the Museum as part of the Cyril Beaumont Bequest.
Production
Reason For Production: Retail
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
S.331-2000

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Record createdJanuary 8, 2001
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