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1767 (made)
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Design for a chinoiserie back-cloth for a theatre production. Drawing in pencil, pen and wash, and some watercolour by Antonio Jolli. Inscribed 'Jolli inv.' and on the back of the mount in a contemporary hand 'for St. Jean Einbeck' and dated '6.6.67'. Inscribed in a later hand with a biographical note concerning the artist and with a collector's mark RS monogram.

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Materials and techniques
Drawing in pencil, pen and wash, and some watercolour
Brief description
Design for a chinoiserie back-cloth for a theatre production. Drawing in pencil, pen and wash, and some watercolour by Antonio Jolli. Inscribed 'Jolli inv.' and on the back of the mount in a contemporary hand 'for St. Jean Einbeck' and dated '6.6.67'. Inscribed in a later hand with a biographical note concerning the artist and with a collector's mark RS monogram.
Physical description
Design for a chinoiserie back-cloth for a theatre production. Drawing in pencil, pen and wash, and some watercolour by Antonio Jolli. Inscribed 'Jolli inv.' and on the back of the mount in a contemporary hand 'for St. Jean Einbeck' and dated '6.6.67'. Inscribed in a later hand with a biographical note concerning the artist and with a collector's mark RS monogram.
Dimensions
  • Length: 11.4cm
  • Height: 18.8cm
Taken from Victoria & Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings Accessions 1966 London: HMSO 1967
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'Jolli inv.' (Inscribed)
  • 'for St. Jean Einbeck' (Inscribed on the back of the mount in a contemporary hand)
  • '6.6.67' (Dated)
  • (Inscribed in a later hand with a biographical note concerning the artist and with a collector's mark RS monogram)
Subject depicted
Bibliographic reference
Victoria and Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings Accessions 1966 London: HMSO, 1967
Collection
Accession number
E.317-1966

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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