Joseph Nollekens
1737-1823
Three Figure Studies for a Monument. Verso: Figure studies for various sculptural groups
9 3/8 x 14 1/8 inches (239 x 359 mm)
Black chalk on paper.
1981.3
Gift of Charles Ryskamp in memory of Rowland Burdon-Muller.
Notes
Watermark: eagle within a shield (similar to Heawood 793).
One of the figure groups on the verso may be identified as a study of a hero dying in the arms of Victory and can be compared to the terra-cotta sketch of "Lord Robert Manners Expiring in the Arms of Victory" in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, (repr. Margaret Dickens Whinney, "English Sculpture 1720-1830", London, 1971, no. 36).
One of the figure groups on the verso may be identified as a study of a hero dying in the arms of Victory and can be compared to the terra-cotta sketch of "Lord Robert Manners Expiring in the Arms of Victory" in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, (repr. Margaret Dickens Whinney, "English Sculpture 1720-1830", London, 1971, no. 36).
Associated names
Drummond, William, former owner.
Ryskamp, Charles, former owner.
Ryskamp, Charles, former owner.
Bibliography
Ryskamp, Charles, ed. Twentieth Report to the Fellows of the Pierpont Morgan Library, 1981-1983. New York : Pierpont Morgan Library, 1984, p. 283.
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