William Mulready
1786-1863
Study for The Wolf and the Lamb
Full sheet: 7 3/16 x 4 1/4 inches (183 x 109 mm); design area: 3 1/4 x 4 3/8 inches (82 x 109 mm)
Pen and brown ink on paper.
1988.42
Gift of Mr. Kenneth A. Lohf.
Notes
Watermark: none.
Study for Mulready's painting "The Wolf and the Lamb" of ca. 1820, now in the Royal Collection.
The fund in question was the Artist's Joint Stock Fund, and the Mr. Muss mentioned in the inscription is Charles Muss (1779-1824), enamel painter, etcher, and stained glass artist, who lived at 53 Warren Street, London.
Study for Mulready's painting "The Wolf and the Lamb" of ca. 1820, now in the Royal Collection.
The fund in question was the Artist's Joint Stock Fund, and the Mr. Muss mentioned in the inscription is Charles Muss (1779-1824), enamel painter, etcher, and stained glass artist, who lived at 53 Warren Street, London.
Inscriptions/Markings
"Mr Mulready at one of the / Meetings on the increase of the Annuity / for superannuated Members of the Fund / at Mr Muss's Warren St. June 10. 1823" and below "20 by 24 inches / W. Mulready"
Associated names
Lohf, Kenneth A., former owner.
Artist
Classification
Century Drawings
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