Ashford Kent Drawing
$574.95
18th-century architectural study
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This Ashford Kent drawing for sale dates to the late 18th century of the Georgian era. Inscribed on the center base edge of the sheet by an unknown artist, “at Ashford Kent”, the image details an architectural study drawing of a crocket and gable in gothic style architecture characteristics. The reverse a partial study of a Gothic architectural Chruch, composed of ink and wash.
Such drawings have always remained an important component in the lives of British artists such artists as William Blake, Thomas Gainsborough, J. M. W. Turner, and Edward Burne-Jones, but to name but a few have included such studies in their raisonne.
The buttress’s lower left edge with an inscribed date, of historical significance but, but a date of this drawing of ink and paper. This is a detailed and interesting drawing ideal for adding a sophisticated element of wall decor to your interior in the theme of a manor, estate, or castle of old British British aristocracy, and a valued addition for any collection of British drawings, old master drawings, or early architectural drawings.
Such drawings have always remained an important component in the lives of British artists such artists as William Blake, Thomas Gainsborough, J. M. W. Turner, and Edward Burne-Jones, but to name but a few have included such studies in their raisonne.
The buttress’s lower left edge with an inscribed date, of historical significance but, but a date of this drawing of ink and paper. This is a detailed and interesting drawing ideal for adding a sophisticated element of wall decor to your interior in the theme of a manor, estate, or castle of old British British aristocracy, and a valued addition for any collection of British drawings, old master drawings, or early architectural drawings.
Dimensions
The drawing measures 6.10 inches in height and measures 7.75 inches in width.
Condition
The drawing with areas of foxing, matting stains from previous mounts, and framing. The edges have been trimmed and are uneven—the back of the image with an incomplete study.
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