Crossing the Sands after W. Collins - Engraving by W. Radclyffe - 1860
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Original engraving in black and white, Crossing the Sands, cut by William Radclyffe after the painting by William Collins, R.A. A group of fishwives and fishermen crosses the sands at low tide, with a rider and a dog leading the way.
Original engraving in black and white, Crossing the Sands, cut by William Radclyffe after the painting by William Collins, R.A. A group of fishwives and fishermen crosses the sands at low tide, with a rider and a dog leading the way.
It is lettered below "Proof on India Paper": a short-run proof impression printed on China paper, earlier than the ordinary edition. The original painting belonged to Joseph Gillott of Edgbaston, the Birmingham pen-nib maker and a great collector of English painting.
Medium: Copper engraving, proof impression on China paper.
Artist / after: William Collins, R.A.
Engraver: William Radclyffe.
Date: 1860.
Source: The painting in the collection of J. Gillott, of Edgbaston.
Dimensions: Image 6.2 x 9.3 in (15.8 x 23.6 cm).
Condition: Good; an isolated spot of foxing in the upper margin and light toning of the paper.
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Original engraving in black and white, Crossing the Sands, cut by William Radclyffe after the painting by William Collins, R.A. A group of fishwives and fishermen crosses the sands at low tide, with a rider and a dog leading the way.