Method | Etching |
Artist | John Callcott Horsley |
Published | Etching Club. c. 1844 |
Dimensions | Image 117 x 85 mm, Plate 125 x 104 mm, Sheet 159 x 134 mm |
Notes |
From the series 'Etched thoughts of the Etching Club' published in 1844. John Callcott Horsley (1817 - 1903) was a painter, etcher and draughtsman on wood. He was elected to the Royal Academy in 1864, and also served at the institution as the professor of drawing. Horsley was a member of The Etching Club; an artists' society founded in London in 1838 by Charles West Cope. In addition to regular folios such as 'Etched Thoughts', the club published illustrated editions of works by authors such as Oliver Goldsmith, Shakespeare, John Milton and Thomas Gray. The plates were made at meetings, later revised, and then commercially sold. Condition: Overall foxing to sheet, not affecting image. Corners stained on verso. |
Framing | unmounted |
Price | £95.00 |
Stock ID | 29964 |