Painted on a sheet of paper c.33 x 52 cm.laid down on acid free tissue over card and mounted. Titled beneath image and initialled within the subject lower left. A charming and humorous glimpse of mid-Victorian society. John Leech was famous for his satirical drawings published in “Punch” and other 19th. cent. magazines. He was also a prolific etcher and lithographer. Ref. Houfe,Dictionary of British Book Illustrators 1800-1914. Provenance; Sold Christies auction 10/11/83 lot 69.(£628.10).noted on verso of mount.
| Artist: | John. Leech |
|---|---|
| Types: | drawing |
| Medium: | Pen and ink with watercolour. |
| Dated: | nd. c.1850. |
| Size: | Image c.25 x 46 cm. c.10 x 18 inches. |
| Condition: | Good, sl, spotting and soiling. |
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