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Studies of trees with and without foliage.
Author: YOUNG, S.A.
Publisher: Abram Thomson, Edinburgh, Longman & Co., London, John Reid & Co., Glasgow, and John Cumming, Dublin
Publication date: 1834
Physical description: Title with list of subscribers, and 12 lithograph depictions of trees printed by Hullmandel, all but one proofs on india paper, the final image, “Elm overgrown with ivy”, not on India paper, with fine contemporary hand-colour, original printed paper boards, somewhat soiled, re-backed and preserved within quarter black morocco box.
Notes
Trees and landscapes of Kings Weston drawn in 1834. The artist, Miss S A Young, produced some visually beautiful depictions of the trees on the estate whilst she was recuperating from illness in nearby Clifton.
The lithographs of sketches were brought together after “they having been submitted to several artists of this place, at whose suggestion the present publication was entered into”.
Rare. We have only been able to trace two examples selling at auction: Bloomsbury 2009 and Parke-Bernet 1949.
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