Andalusia, Gypsy with Guitar - Original Engraving by C. Cousen - 1868
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Original 1868 engraving, cut in copperplate manner on steel by Charles Cousen after the picture by Richard Ansdell and John Phillip. An Andalusian gypsy woman plays the guitar riding a donkey led by a boy along a path flanked by prickly pears.
Original 1868 engraving, cut in copperplate manner on steel by Charles Cousen after the picture by Richard Ansdell and John Phillip. An Andalusian gypsy woman plays the guitar riding a donkey led by a boy along a path flanked by prickly pears.
Ansdell and Phillip traveled through Spain together in 1856, and from that journey came the series of Andalusian subjects that made both of them famous in England. The engraving was made after the canvas that belonged to Robert Rawlinson.
Medium: Steel engraving.
Artist / after: Richard Ansdell (1815-1885) and John Phillip (1817-1867).
Engraver: Charles Cousen (c. 1819-1889).
Date: 1868.
Source: From the picture in the collection of Robert Rawlinson.
Dimensions: Sheet 9.6 x 8.2 in (24.5 x 20.8 cm).
Condition: Good general condition, with scattered foxing that affects the image in places, visible in the photograph.
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Original 1868 engraving, cut in copperplate manner on steel by Charles Cousen after the picture by Richard Ansdell and John Phillip. An Andalusian gypsy woman plays the guitar riding a donkey led by a boy along a path flanked by prickly pears.