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James Thomas Linnell.
Near Pen-y-Coed, North Wales.
Inscribed on part of old backing attached: near Penycoryd in the vale that leads from Beddgelert to Capel Curig.
Coloured chalks on buff paper.
Provenance:
Sir Bruce Ingram;
Michael Ingram, his sale, 8th December 2005, lot 183;
Private Collection, UK.
James Thomas Linnell was the son of John Linnell (1792-1882) and studied at the Royal Academy Schools with his brothers John and William. He was the most talented of his siblings and exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1850 and 1888.
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