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    Castle, Trees and Flood (A River Scene)

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    Castle, Trees and Flood (A River Scene)
    Castle, Trees and Flood (A River Scene)
    Tate, London 2014
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    Artist
    Richard Wilson (1713/14-1782)
    Title
    Castle, Trees and Flood (A River Scene)
    Date
    c.1751 (undated)
    Medium
    Black chalk with white heightening on grey paper
    Dimensions
    Metric: 181 x 158 mm
    Imperial: 7 1/16 x 6 3/16 in.
    Collection
    Tate, London. To license image, click here.
    Accession Number
    T09280
    Wilson Online Reference
    D44
    Exhibited
    London Victoria & Albert 1968 (69)
    Provenance
    William Lock of Norbury; his sale, Sotheby's, London 3-7 May 1821; William Esdaile; A.P. Oppé; purchased as part of the Oppé Collection with assistance from the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund, 1996
    Signature/inscription
    Unsigned; inscribed in ink, lower right corner: WE
    Collectors' marks
    [1] Lower right corner: William Esdaile (Lugt 2617)
    Verso inscriptions
    [1] Pencil lower right corner: WILSON OPPE T09280
    Previous Cat/Ref Nos
    1789
    Bibliography
    Ford 1951, p. 56, pl. 34

    Exhibitions

    • London, Victoria and Albert Museum, July - September 1968

    Biographies

    • William Lock 'of Norbury' (1732-1810)
    • William Esdaile (1758-1837)
    • Adolf Paul Oppé (1878-1957)

    Documents

    • Brinsley Ford, The Drawings of Richard Wilson
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