Method | Etching |
Artist | Charles Oliver Murray |
Published | c.1880 |
Dimensions | Image 171 x 249 mm, Plate 199 x 270 mm |
Notes |
A fine etching of St. John's College from the garden. Charles Oliver Murray (1842-1924) was a British illustrator and etcher. He studied at the Edinburgh School of Design and the Royal Scottish Academy Schools, winning the Keith Prize and medals for anatomical studies and drawing from the Antique. He was soon in demand as an illustrator and in 1881 was a founder-member of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers. From 1872 to 1924 he was a frequent exhibitor at the Royal Academy, London, showing original works and etchings after popular contemporary artists. He worked in landscape and genre but excelled in architectural studies. His work was included regularly in the specialized graphic periodicals: The Etcher, The Portfolio and English Etchings. Condition: Light spot of foxing to lower margin. |
Framing | mounted |
Price | £100.00 |
Stock ID | 38959 |