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order to give the appearance of a watercolour.
[29972]
£400
Condition: In excellent condition with minor creases and
repaired tears to left and right edges of sheet,
professionally laid to linen. Framed with perspex.
[29682]
£1,800
21. Crossing the Brook
Steel engraving with original hand colouring
Robert Brandard after Joseph Mallord William Turner
London, Published June 23rd 1842, by Tho.s Griffith Esq.
14 Waterloo Place.
Image 380 x 467, Plate 493 x 620 mm,
Sheet 547 x 741 mm
framed
J.M.W Turner’s Crossing the Brook depicts a girl wading
in the foreground of an Italiante landscape. Her dog
follows, bonnet in its mouth, as another woman reclines
on the shore whilst removing her shoes. The scenery
of Devonshire can be seen in the background. Calstock
Bridge appears in the middle distance whilst the mouth
of the Tamar, the harbour of Hamoaze, and the hills of
Mount Edgcumbe extend beyond it.
Rawlinson 656.
[29986]
£300
22. Durham Castle. A post-card to the Castle, Durham
will bring you a free booklet further illustrating its
beauty
Chromolithograph
Fred Taylor
Published by the London & North eastern Railway. John
Waddington Ltd Leeds & London. 1925
Image 990 x 1240 mm
framed
23. A view of Rosedoe on Lochlomond
Aquatint with original hand colouring
Archibald Robertson after Robert Andrew Riddell
Published as the Act directs, June 23rd. 1795, by Robt.
Andw. Riddell, 13, Hart Street, Bloomsbury
Image 324 x 442, Plate 452 x 578 mm
framed
Inscription Content: Lettered below image with title and
dedication to Sir James Colquhoun Bart from the artist.
[29999]
£245
A stunning original 1920’s Rail Poster of Durham Castle.