Design for clock case
Design
1910-12 (made)
1910-12 (made)
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Design for clock case, pencil and watercolour.
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Title | Design for clock case (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Pencil and watercolour |
Brief description | Design for clock case by Archibald Knox, pencil and watercolour, Britain, ca.1910 |
Physical description | Design for clock case, pencil and watercolour. |
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Credit line | Given by Mrs Denise Wren |
Object history | This is one of a group of 134 drawings acquired by the donor at the end of the summer term of 1912 at Kingston Art School, where Archibald Knox was a teacher. She retrieved them from Knox's wastepaper basket and donated them to the V&A in 1969. The designs were probably unaccepted submissions to Liberty's department store. That same year, Knox abruptly broke off contact with the art schools and Liberty's and returned to the Isle of Man. |
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Bibliographic reference | Robert Knifton and Fran Lloyd, Kingston School of Art : 140 years : 1875-2015, Kingston : [Kingston University], 2015. ISBN: 9781907684289. |
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Accession number | E.308-1969 |
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Record created | February 14, 2003 |
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