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[Scotch firs, Glenarchy Argyleshire, 1850-1890] / by David Law

[Scotch firs, Glenarchy Argyleshire, 1850-1890] / by David Law

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9PQ8M5qn

[Scotch firs, Glenarchy Argyleshire, 1850-1890] / by David Law

About this item

Full title

[Scotch firs, Glenarchy Argyleshire, 1850-1890] / by David Law

Author / Creator

Date

1850-1890

Call Numbers

V99/Scot/2

Record Identifier

9PQ8M5qn

Reference Code

456855

Formats

Physical Description

Contents

Drawings - image 34 x 48 cm., on mount 46 x 60 cm. - 1 watercolour

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

More information

Scope and Contents

Contents

Scottish landscape showing a women walking beneath fir trees with thatched cottage, cattle and cart in the background

Alternative Titles

Full title

[Scotch firs, Glenarchy Argyleshire, 1850-1890] / by David Law

Authors, Artists and Contributors

Author / Creator

Notes

General note

The work is not dated or titled.
Pencil inscription on mount beneath image give the title as `Scotch firs, Glenarchy, Argyleshire' by `David Law'
Provenance of item derived from a list of material that was deposited with the National Art Gallery (Art Gallery of N.S.W.), prior to the Mitchell Library's opening in 1910

Signature / Inscriptions

Signature of artist in lower left hand corner

Contextual Information

Source

Bequeathed by D.S. Mitchell, 1907

Administrative / Biographical history

David Law was a landscape painter and etcher who was apprenticed to an engraver and studied at the Trustees Academy from 1845 to 1850. He worked as an engraver for twenty years before resigning to concerntrate on watercolours -- Dictionary of British Watercolour artists up to 1920 / H.L. Mallalieu.

Identifiers

Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

V99/Scot/2

Record Identifier

9PQ8M5qn

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9PQ8M5qn

Other Identifiers

Reference code

456855

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