Lot 247
  • 247

Berkeley, Stanley--[Farrar, Frederick W.] and others

Estimate
2,000 - 3,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • Berkeley, Stanley--[Farrar, Frederick W.] and others
  • Collection of drawings for works by Frederick W. Farrar, comprising:
  • watercolour drawings
i) Berkeley, Stanley. 10 (of 10) full-page monochrome watercolour drawings for Julian Home - A Tale of College Life, all signed, approx. 240 by 155mm., each mounted--ii) after Berkeley, Stanley. Full-page watercolour drawing for Julian Home - A Tale of College Life, unsigned, 345 by 230mm., laid-down to board, board split (not affecting drawing)--iii) Hennessy, William John. 2 full-page monochrome watercolour drawings for Julian Home - A Tale of College Life, both signed, approx. 175 by 112mm.--iv) Rowlandson, George Derville. 7 full-page watercolour drawings for Eric, or, Little by Little, all signed, approx. 250 by 170mm., all laid-down (20)

Condition

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Catalogue Note

A collection of artwork for Frederick W. Farrar's Julian Home - A Tale of College Life and Eric, or, Little by Little. The Stanley Berkeley artwork was published by A. & C. Black for an 1895 edition. The large watercolour reproduces one of Berkeley's monochrome drawings. The two drawings by Hennessy may be unpublished. A note on the reverse of one notes "paid for, but not engrav[ed]". The edition for Rowlandson's illustrations to Eric is currently untraced.