[Volumnia reproaching Brutus and Sicinius] [graphic] / J.D.L.
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Title
[Volumnia reproaching Brutus and Sicinius] [graphic] / J.D.L.
Created/published
[mid to late 19th or early 20th century]
Description
1 drawing : watercolor ; 16 x 20 in.
Material base
paper
Note
This record contains unverified data from old cards and may contain incorrect or incomplete text. Please consult Curator for assistance.
Title taken from an engraving of original drawing.
Artist: Linton was a historical, figure and portrait painter in the vane of George and Charles Cattermole. He was the first president of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour.
History: Folger has an engraving of this drawing which credits J. Stephenson with the etching and Joseph Greatbach as sculptor. The engraving was published in London by Virtue & Co. and the print notes that the picture is in the possession of the publishers. (ART File S528c2 no.16) (not dated).
Subject: Subject is taken from Shakespeare's Coriolanus, Act IV, Sc. 2. Volumnia, Virgilia and Menenius are standing at left and Brutus and Sicinius at right.
Provenance: Item was purchased by the Folgers from Maggs Bros, March 17, 1927. On the back of the Folger copy in pencil is written 'From the collection of W.S. Hastings.' Cs. #1653.
Title taken from an engraving of original drawing.
Artist: Linton was a historical, figure and portrait painter in the vane of George and Charles Cattermole. He was the first president of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour.
History: Folger has an engraving of this drawing which credits J. Stephenson with the etching and Joseph Greatbach as sculptor. The engraving was published in London by Virtue & Co. and the print notes that the picture is in the possession of the publishers. (ART File S528c2 no.16) (not dated).
Subject: Subject is taken from Shakespeare's Coriolanus, Act IV, Sc. 2. Volumnia, Virgilia and Menenius are standing at left and Brutus and Sicinius at right.
Provenance: Item was purchased by the Folgers from Maggs Bros, March 17, 1927. On the back of the Folger copy in pencil is written 'From the collection of W.S. Hastings.' Cs. #1653.
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Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England.
Call number
ART Box L761 no.2 (size L)