Count Rodolph's Heir
Maker
(artist)
1794-1859
(engraver)
1804-1866
(publisher)
1794-1859
(engraver)
1804-1866
(publisher)
Title
Count Rodolph's Heir
Medium
Ink on paper
Dimensions
Height: 15.8 cm
Width: 22.2 cm
Width: 22.2 cm
Accession Number
G.1990.WL.4811
Mode of Acquisition
Witt Library, transfer, 1990
Credit
The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)
Copyright
Work in the public domain
Location
Not currently on display
Keywords
Provenance
Information not yet known or updated
Inscriptions
Inscription: Recto: upper right mount, stamped: WITT / LIBRARY
Inscription: recto: lower right mount, stamped in blue: M
Inscription: recto: lower left: C.R. Leslie, R.A.
Inscription: recto: lower right: W. Chevalier.
Inscription: recto: lower centre: Count Rodolph's Heir
recto: lower centre, paper glued to mount, printed: COUNT RODOLPH'S HEIR. / DRAWN BY C.R. LESLIE, R.A. / LONG she watched and gazed with intense and eager tone, / her dark eyes dwelling on every feature, as though earth / held no parallel to their beauty; sometimes she looked on the broad determined brow, and thought of the majesty and / inspiration which sate on it, as a throne; and sometimes the / bold and exquisitely chiselled profile fixed her attention. and recalled those early days of affection / Vide Keepsake, 1836.
Inscription: recto: upper left, pencil: 975/8(24a)
Inscription: verso: centre right mount, pencil: 1493 //
Inscription: recto: lower right mount, stamped in blue: M
Inscription: recto: lower left: C.R. Leslie, R.A.
Inscription: recto: lower right: W. Chevalier.
Inscription: recto: lower centre: Count Rodolph's Heir
recto: lower centre, paper glued to mount, printed: COUNT RODOLPH'S HEIR. / DRAWN BY C.R. LESLIE, R.A. / LONG she watched and gazed with intense and eager tone, / her dark eyes dwelling on every feature, as though earth / held no parallel to their beauty; sometimes she looked on the broad determined brow, and thought of the majesty and / inspiration which sate on it, as a throne; and sometimes the / bold and exquisitely chiselled profile fixed her attention. and recalled those early days of affection / Vide Keepsake, 1836.
Inscription: recto: upper left, pencil: 975/8(24a)
Inscription: verso: centre right mount, pencil: 1493 //
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