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Title/s: King Arthur in the Vale of Avalon. Tennyson's Poems Maker/s: Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (draughtsman) British artist, 1828-1882 Dalziel family (printmaker) British engravers, 19th c. Production Notes : Progress proof, touched by the artist and bearing numerous directions to the engravers. Illustration to Moxon's "Tennyson's Poems" Technique/s: wood engraving, touched with white bodycolour Material/s : black carbon ink (Medium), bodycolour (Medium), graphite (Medium), paper (Support) Dimensions: image height: 80 mm, image width: 94 mm sheet height: 155 mm, sheet width: 199 mm Date: circa 1857
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