Early 19th c watercolour Welsh satire

Name: Early 19th C Watercolour Welsh Satire
SKU: as226a210
Price: 225.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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On a journey to a courtship in Wales - an original pen and watercolour drawing taken from a 1795 etching by Richard Newton. Newton was a gifted caricaturist who died in 1798 at the age of 21. His work was often published. This is not by Newton’s hand, but someone who has been inspired to sketch and paint a watercolour of the original. It depicts a groom in livery following his master through the Welsh mountains. Interestingly, leeks is spelled incorrectly in this watercolour whilst being correct in the original etching. It is a satire on what was seen at the time as the Welsh interest in pedigree - the scroll containing this list of names of his ancestors.

In a later frame.

Measuring (sight) 32cm wide x 29.5cm high (frame) 45cm x 43cm

c.Early 19th century
£225

Price

£~~225.00~~

$~~298.28~~ USA

€~~262.04~~

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DimensionsMeasuring (sight) 32cm wide x 29.5cm high (frame) 45cm x 43cm Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Watercolours Period Early 19th Century Antiques Origin Welsh Artist Richard Newton Item code as226a210 Status Sold

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