DAVID COX, SEN. O.W.S. (BIRMINGHAM 1783-1859)
DAVID COX, SEN. O.W.S. (BIRMINGHAM 1783-1859)
DAVID COX, SEN. O.W.S. (BIRMINGHAM 1783-1859)
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DAVID COX, SEN. O.W.S. (BIRMINGHAM 1783-1859)

Dutch fishing smacks off the coast, with Grote Kerk, Dordrecht in the distance

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DAVID COX, SEN. O.W.S. (BIRMINGHAM 1783-1859)
Dutch fishing smacks off the coast, with Grote Kerk, Dordrecht in the distance
signed 'David Cox' (lower left)
pencil and watercolour, heightened with touches of bodycolour and with scratching out on paper
6 x 9 in. (15.3 x 22.9 cm.)
Provenance
with Arthur E. Keeley, Birmingham, as 'Off the Lancashire Coast'.
with Caroline Gee.

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Lot Essay

Cox first visited the continent in 1826. He travelled from Dover to Calais and then on to Dunkerque, Bruges and Brussels. From Brussels he continued on an extended tour of Flemish and Dutch cities. In 1829 Cox and his son travelled again from Dover to Calais, where they stayed for about a week, meeting François Louis Thomas Francia (1772-1839). From there they took a diligence to Amiens, then on to Beauvais and Paris, where they remained for about six weeks.

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