Edward (1812) Richardson (1812 - 1869)

Lot 199: EDWARD RICHARDSON, BRITISH 1812-1869

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signed, inscribed and dated jan y 1856 on label attached to the backboard

THE CASTLE AND TOWN OF HEIDELBERG ON THE NECKAR

Dimensions

42.5x90cm.; 16 3/4 x35 1/2 in.

Medium

watercolour over pencil heightened with bodycolour, scratching out, stopping out and gum arabic

Exhibited

London, Royal Society of British Artists, 1856, no.667, sold for £35.15s

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Edward (1812) Richardson (1812 - 1869)

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