A Sportsman with his Family Instructing Woodmen to Chop up a Felled Tree
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| Caption | A Sportsman with his Family Instructing Woodmen to Chop up a Felled Tree. Requested credit: Thomas Rowlandson, A Sportsman with his Family Instructing Woodmen to Chop up a Felled Tree, c. 1816, pen and brush and vermilion and gray inks with watercolor over graphite on beige wove paper. Gift of the Manton Art Foundation in memory of Sir Edwin and Lady Manton, 2007. The Clark Art Institute, 2007.20.39. |
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| Creator | Thomas Rowlandson |
| Artwork medium | pen and brush and vermilion and gray inks with watercolor over graphite on beige wove paper |
| Credit | Clark Art Institute |
| Terms of use | Public Domain |
| Search stock images by keyword | Sportsman Family Instructing Woodmen to Chop Felled Tree Thomas Rowlandson |
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