Deer in the Great Park, Windsor
Deer in the Great Park, Windsor
Deer in the Great Park, WindsorWatercolour over traces of pencil heightened with bodycolour and stopping out55 by 67.7 cm., 21 3/4 by 26 3/4 in.Provenance:Lady Troutbeck;Bought from Peter Bennett Fine Paintings, May 2001;Private Collection, UK`William Daniell's greatest triumph as an artist and engraver came in his views of Windsor and Eton, a series of coloured aquatints, which surpasses even the London views of 1804-5' (M. Hardie and M. Clayton, Thomas & William Daniell, `Walker's Quarterly', 1932, p.31).Four of his engraved watercolours of Windsor were sold at Christie's on 5th July 2011, lots 143-6 for between £9,000 and £60,000 each. The present watercolour is stylistically later and is likely to date from the 1830s.){kind=link}
William Daniell, R.A. (1769-1837)
Deer in the Great Park, Windsor
Watercolour over traces of pencil heightened with bodycolour and stopping out
55 by 67.7 cm., 21 3/4 by 26 3/4 in.
Provenance:
Lady Troutbeck;
Bought from Peter Bennett Fine Paintings, May 2001;
Private Collection, UK
`William Daniell's greatest triumph as an artist and engraver came in his views of Windsor and Eton, a series of coloured aquatints, which surpasses even the London views of 1804-5' (M. Hardie and M. Clayton, Thomas & William Daniell, `Walker's Quarterly', 1932, p.31).
Four of his engraved watercolours of Windsor were sold at Christie's on 5th July 2011, lots 143-6 for between £9,000 and £60,000 each. The present watercolour is stylistically later and is likely to date from the 1830s.
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