Noonday Rest, Reapers - Photogravure after John Linnell - London 1899
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Original photogravure "Noonday Rest" after the painting by John Linnell: reapers sleep through the noon heat in the shelter of the sheaves, the dog standing guard and the English plain open beyond. Produced and published by W. B. Jobson & Co. in London for "The Art Portfolio", 1899.
Original photogravure "Noonday Rest" after the painting by John Linnell: reapers sleep through the noon heat in the shelter of the sheaves, the dog standing guard and the English plain open beyond. Produced and published by W. B. Jobson & Co. in London for "The Art Portfolio", 1899.
John Linnell (1792-1882) was one of the most highly regarded English landscape painters of his century, friend and protector of William Blake and father-in-law of Samuel Palmer.
Medium: Photogravure
Artist: John Linnell (1792-1882)
Publisher: W. B. Jobson & Co., London
Date: 1899
Source: The Art Portfolio
Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.4 in (42 x 29 cm)
Condition: Good condition, with light cockling of the paper in the left margin.
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Original photogravure "Noonday Rest" after the painting by John Linnell: reapers sleep through the noon heat in the shelter of the sheaves, the dog standing guard and the English plain open beyond. Produced and published by W. B. Jobson & Co. in London for "The Art Portfolio", 1899.