James Ward R.A. Red And Black Crayon Study Of Goats Circa.1800

James Ward R.A. Red And Black Crayon Study Of Goats Circa.1800James Ward R. A. 1769 1859. Black and red crayon drawing. A study of goats. Inscribed lower right 'Ward' Drawn on wove Whatman type paper slight foxing and soft creasing to sheet to no real detriment. 25. 5 by 14. 5 cms. Provenance: Percy James Westwood (1878 1958) and by descent. slight time toning of the paper.

Tommaso Bigatti Italian School Late 18th

for the weakness of which there was neither taste nor knowledge to compensate'

In 1909 he joined Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes as a teacher and mime artist and travelled with the company to France and England

Red and black chalk drawing on laid paper Circa

1745 Price 6d

laid to card with inking to titles

he worked to suppress the Rebellion of 1798 and to secure passage in 1800 of the Irish Act of Union

and rumours of a romantic attachment between them proliferated in the early years of her reign

He is largely known for his topographical views and intimate figure studies

performing throughout the United Kingdom and on the Continent

Circa 1830

depicting Sir Thomas (or William) Molineux and his family