A Hopeless Dawn - Etching by James Dobie after Frank Bramley - 1890
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Large-format etching of A Hopeless Dawn, the scene of a fisherman's widow comforted by her mother-in-law before the window that looks out to sea. Etched by James Dobie after the celebrated painting by Frank Bramley and published in 1890 for The Art Journal.
Large-format etching of A Hopeless Dawn, the scene of a fisherman's widow comforted by her mother-in-law before the window that looks out to sea. Etched by James Dobie after the celebrated painting by Frank Bramley and published in 1890 for The Art Journal.
The original painting, made in 1888 in the Newlyn artists' colony, is in the Tate in London and is one of the best-known images of late Victorian painting.
Medium: Etching
Artist / after: Frank Bramley (1857-1915)
Engraver / lithographer: James Dobie
Date: 1890
Source: The Art Journal, London; published by George Virtue
Dimensions: 12.6 x 8.9 in (32 x 22.5 cm)
Condition: Good, with a light wrinkle in the upper margin.
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Large-format etching of A Hopeless Dawn, the scene of a fisherman's widow comforted by her mother-in-law before the window that looks out to sea. Etched by James Dobie after the celebrated painting by Frank Bramley and published in 1890 for The Art Journal.