Interior of Holy Trinity Church, Stratford [graphic] / [William Pyne].
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Title
Interior of Holy Trinity Church, Stratford [graphic] / [William Pyne].
Created/published
[18th cent. or early 19th cent.]
Description
1 item in 1 vol. : watercolor.
Associated name
Material base
paper
Note
Artist: Pyne was a painter and an etcher and a founding member of the O.W.S. He wrote illustrated and engraved a work on British costume.
Drawing shows the east end of the church, Shakespeare's Memorial and John Comb's tomb. There are 4 figures in the drawing. On back is written in ink: ... Stratford Church Drawg by W H Pyne. Dr ... in black, George Stevens Green, D. Garrick Scarlet and black stockings usual costume, Albany Wallace purple'. No signature on drawing itself.
Provenance: Item has been added to a volume which is described by a bookseller's catalog entry glued to the book's flyleaf as 'Knight's Land We Live In : the Chapters on Stratford-on-Avon, Windsor, with Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, and Edinburgh ... used by Charles Knight when visiting the respective places, and bought at his death by Charles Dickens whose Library lapel it contains.' This information is doubtful since Dickens died three years before Knight. The book does, however, bear the bookplate of Dickens's Library, dated 1870. Binding title reads: Memorials of a week in Scotland 1848. Bought by the Folgers July, 1904 of Pearson.
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Drawing shows the east end of the church, Shakespeare's Memorial and John Comb's tomb. There are 4 figures in the drawing. On back is written in ink: ... Stratford Church Drawg by W H Pyne. Dr ... in black, George Stevens Green, D. Garrick Scarlet and black stockings usual costume, Albany Wallace purple'. No signature on drawing itself.
Provenance: Item has been added to a volume which is described by a bookseller's catalog entry glued to the book's flyleaf as 'Knight's Land We Live In : the Chapters on Stratford-on-Avon, Windsor, with Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, and Edinburgh ... used by Charles Knight when visiting the respective places, and bought at his death by Charles Dickens whose Library lapel it contains.' This information is doubtful since Dickens died three years before Knight. The book does, however, bear the bookplate of Dickens's Library, dated 1870. Binding title reads: Memorials of a week in Scotland 1848. Bought by the Folgers July, 1904 of Pearson.
This record contains unverified data from old cards and may contain incorrect or incomplete text. Please consult Curator for assistance.
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England.
Call number
PR 2932 K8 Ex.Ill. (facing p.239)