George Chinnery Pen And Ink Study Of A Lady Playing A Harp 1832

George Chinnery Pen And Ink Study Of A Lady Playing A Harp 1832George Chinnery 1774 1852 Pen and ink study of a young woman playing the harp. Dated lower right 1832. Pen and ink on laid paper 11. 5 by 17 cms. To mounted image. Provenance: Chinnery Family descent. The artists Great Granddaughter Kathleen Scotson Clark D. 1959 Private collection UK thereafter. Chinnery was raised in London, where he showed an early talent as a portrait painter. He entered the Royal Academy schools in 1792, and by 1795 had exhibited

48 by 34 cms

Given the fragility of the painting surface

and as President of the Royal Academy from 1896-1918

Francesco Bartolozzi R

Exhibiting from 1924 in London

5 by 76 cms overall in original gilt gesso frame

A study of drapery

Agnews 1960

Edwards is largely regarded as the "Father of British Ornithology" mostly remembered for his highly detailed drawings and etchings of birds

He was first employed as an engraver by John Boydell in 1760

She had starring roles in such films as Great Expectations

Warwickshire Home of the Throckmorton family since 1409