The Minstrel
Wallpaper Design
Late 19th century (made)
Late 19th century (made)
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Design (incomplete) used for a wallpaper frieze and for a wall hanging entitled 'The Minstrel'. Depicting a man in blue clothing, with a harp, sitting beneath a tree; Watercolour and pencil, on paper; Numbered 56.
Object details
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Title | The Minstrel (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Watercolour and pencil, on paper |
Brief description | Design (incomplete) entitled 'The Minstrel', depicting a man in blue clothing, with a harp, sitting beneath a tree; Watercolour and pencil, on paper; Numbered '56'; Used for a wallpaper frieze (produced by Essex & Co.) and for a wall hanging (produced by Alexander Morton & Co.). Design; By C. F. A. Voysey; England; Late 19th century. |
Physical description | Design (incomplete) used for a wallpaper frieze and for a wall hanging entitled 'The Minstrel'. Depicting a man in blue clothing, with a harp, sitting beneath a tree; Watercolour and pencil, on paper; Numbered 56. |
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Marks and inscriptions | Numbered 56. |
Credit line | Given by Courtaulds Ltd. |
Object history | Given by Courtaulds Ltd. The design is possibly a copy. |
Production | The design is possibly a copy. |
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Accession number | E.148-1974 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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