A collection of nineteen landscape studies including views of: Worthing; Great Malvern; St. Andrews Church, Aldborough; Bognor; Compton Verney; Mote Park; Kenilworth Castle; Warwick Castle; and Wroxton Abbey

Details

The Worthing Draughtsman (fl. 1812-1832)
A collection of nineteen landscape studies including views of: Worthing; Great Malvern; St. Andrews Church, Aldborough; Bognor; Compton Verney; Mote Park; Kenilworth Castle; Warwick Castle; and Wroxton Abbey
variously inscribed and dated
eighteen pencil, ink and grey wash on paper; and two pencil pen and ink and watercolour, sixteen unframed
9 ¼ x 14 ¾ in. (23.5 x 37.5 cm.); and smaller
(19)Sold together with a sketch of a ruin by another hand.

Provenance

I. Fleming-Williams.

Lot Essay

Ian Fleming-Williams was a scholar and author on the work of John Constable. He wrote several important books on the artist including Constable and his Drawings (1990), and also co-curated Constable: Paintings, Watercolours & Drawings (1976) and Constable (1991) at the Tate, London.

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