Portrait of Ida Nettleship
Drawing
ca.1900-1907 (drawn)
ca.1900-1907 (drawn)
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Pen, ink and wash drawing of a standing woman, with drapery over the left shoulder, which she holds with her right hand. She is looking down over her bare right shoulder. Lit from the top right of the composition, there is strong shadow over the right side of her face. A dark line around the top half of the composition suggests a frame or border, while the bottom edge is left bare and less finished.
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Materials and techniques | Pen, ink and wash on paper |
Brief description | Drawing, Portrait of Ida Nettleship, by Augustus John. Ca.1900-1907, pen, ink and wash. |
Physical description | Pen, ink and wash drawing of a standing woman, with drapery over the left shoulder, which she holds with her right hand. She is looking down over her bare right shoulder. Lit from the top right of the composition, there is strong shadow over the right side of her face. A dark line around the top half of the composition suggests a frame or border, while the bottom edge is left bare and less finished. |
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Credit line | Given by the Legatees of Philip Wilson Steer: Miss Hamilton, Major J.A.F.H. Hamilton and Lt. Col. William Steer. |
Object history | Given by the Legatees of Philip Wilson Steer: Miss Hamilton, Major J. A. F. H. Hamilton and Lt. Col. William Steer. In 2009 the artist's granddaughter identified the woman in this drawing as Ida Nettleship, John's first wife. |
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Bibliographic reference | Victoria and Albert Museum, Department of Engraving, Illustration and Design and Department of Paintings, Accessions 1943, London: HMSO, 1956. |
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Accession number | E.343-1943 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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