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Basic Information | | Accession Number: | 1906P698 |
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| Collection: | Fine Art Prints and Drawings |
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| Date: | 1844 - 1844 |
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Maker Information | | Artist: | Ford Madox Brown - View biography for Ford Madox Brown |
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Notes | In 1844 Ford Madox Brown entered a competition to paint an altarpiece of the Ascension for the church of St. James, Bermondsey. The competition was won by a relatively unknown artist John Wood (1801-1877). This is a pen and ink study for one of the groups of angels, on the right, who welcome Christ to heaven. On the verso is a study for two angels in another group. As the drawing style indicates Brown was influenced by work produced by the Fuseli and his circle in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries when producing his competition entry.
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| | Purchased and presented by subscribers, 1906. |
Further Information | | Production Period: | 19th century |
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| School/Style: | Angel |
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| Medium: | Brown pen and ink over pencil on brown toned paper. |
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| Material(s): | Paper |
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| Place of Origin: | Paris, France |
Associated People | | Dimensions | | Height: | 173 mm |
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| Width: | 228 mm |
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