Sketchbook, ?1911
Draughtsman: Raverat, Gwendolen
Coverboards covered in white linen. Off-white paper. Collocation: four gatherings containing the following numbers of leafs: four (one attached to front cover); eight; eight; seven (one removed and one attachd to back cover). Mostly anatomical studies/part figures. Blank pages 6(verso), 7(verso), 9(verso)-11(recto)
Production date: ? AD 1911
This sketchbook contains preliminary sketches and possible early working ideas for the following engravings: 'Pietà' [40] ?1911/12. 'Man's End' [64] ?1915. 'Baptism' [49] ?1911/12. 'Spring Morning' [61] ?1915. 'Gethsemane' [39] ?1911/12. In full colour 22(verso) and 25(recto)
Support
composed of
paper
Coverboards
Height 232 mm
Width 140 mm
Sheet Size
Height 232 mm
Width 140 mm
Inscription present: This ink inscription has created an offset on page 1 of the sketchbook, where the page has darkened from cream to a pale brownish-red with the exception of an area along the spine and the parts of the paper which were touching the ink: the address can be distinctly read in reverse in the unchanged paper colour. Graphite notes on the same page have not had this effect.
Inscription present: upside down, brackets have been put on each side
Inscription present: upside down, brackets have been put on each side
Inscription present: upside down, brackets have been put on each side
Inscription present: upside down
Inscription present: in reverse
Accession number: PD.76-1994
Primary reference Number: 28056
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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