Lot 54
  • 54

Thomas Allom

Estimate
1,500 - 2,000 GBP
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Description

  • Thomas Allom
  • View of Chatsworth from the East; View from the West, Derbyshire
  • the first indistinctly inscribed u.r.: Chatsworth, Derbyshire / **** / No 2; the second inscribed l.r.: Chatsworth D. of Devonshire
  • a pair, both pencil, the first on grey paper
  • 18 by 25.5 cm.; 7 by 10 in; and 18 by 26 cm.; 7 by 10 1/4 in.

Provenance

By descent from the artist;
with Henry Potts Gallery, Northumberland by 1990

Condition

Both drawings are in good condition. The first has one or two soft creases at the top left hand corner (these are very minor). The second has a tiny abrasion to the surface of the sheet, located in the lower left side corner. It also has a small foxmark in the lower right of the composition. Both these marks can hardly be seen. For further information regarding this lot please contact Mark Griffith-Jones (0207 293 5083) or Emmeline Hallmark (0207 293 5407) mark.griffithjones@sothebys.com emmeline.hallmark@sothebys.com For further information regarding this lot please contact either Mark Griffith-Jones (0207 293 5083) or Emmeline Hallmark (0207 293 5407). mark.griffithjones@sothebys.com emmeline.hallmark@sothebys.com
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Catalogue Note

These two drawings are preparatory studies for a watercolour which was engraved by W. Taylor and published in 1840.