The Evening Hour - Hand-Colored Etching after Waterlow - 1906
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Original hand-colored etching, The Evening Hour: a lane beside the river, the brick bridge and the village church beyond, with two figures resting under the willow. Etched by James Dobie after the painting by Sir Ernest Albert Waterlow.
Original hand-colored etching, The Evening Hour: a lane beside the river, the brick bridge and the village church beyond, with two figures resting under the willow. Etched by James Dobie after the painting by Sir Ernest Albert Waterlow.
It carries a blind stamp in the lower right corner and the imprint of The Art Journal, published in London by Virtue & Co. The lettering names the painter as Sir E. A. Waterlow R.A., titles he received in 1902 and 1903 respectively.
Medium: Etching, hand-colored.
Artist / after: After Sir Ernest Albert Waterlow (1850-1919).
Engraver: James Dobie (1849 - c. 1911).
Date: 1906.
Source: The Art Journal, Virtue & Co., London.
Dimensions: Plate mark 8.5 x 11.0 in (21.5 x 28 cm).
Condition: Foxing in the upper margin that runs into the top of the image, over the sky; small tears in the right margin.
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Original hand-colored etching, The Evening Hour: a lane beside the river, the brick bridge and the village church beyond, with two figures resting under the willow. Etched by James Dobie after the painting by Sir Ernest Albert Waterlow.