Equestrian intaglio from drawing book. After George Morland (1801)
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Equestrian intaglio from drawing book.
Artist: after George Morland (1763-1804).
Description: Sheet from a drawing book with two studies, a man in a smock holding a whip at left; at right another holding the reins of a horse.
Technique: crayon-manner (this term is a variety of intaglio printmaking that uses specially-designed tools to build on the copper a facsimile of a crayon drawing).
Production date: 1801.
Published by: John Peter Thompson in London.
Size: Medidas:41x55,5 cms.
Condition: two tears on upper margin which were "repaired" with acidic tape many years ago, causing acid burn. Paper crumpled.
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Equestrian intaglio from drawing book.
Artist: after George Morland (1763-1804).
Description: Sheet from a drawing book with two studies, a man in a smock holding a whip at left; at right another holding the reins of a horse.
Technique: crayon-manner (this term is a variety of intaglio printmaking that uses specially-designed tools to build on the copper a facsimile of a crayon drawing).
Production date: 1801.
Published by: John Peter Thompson in London.
Size: Medidas:41x55,5 cms.
Condition: two tears on upper margin which were "repaired" with acidic tape many years ago, causing acid burn. Paper crumpled.