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The Intruder
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(artist)
1802-1873
(engraver)
active 1830-1900 (Life dates)
(publisher)
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etching and engraving
wove paper
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Width: 31.7 cm
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Inscription: H. BECKWITH. SCULP.T //
Inscription: THE INTRUDER. / LONDON, VIRTUE & Co. LIMITED. //
Inscription: T.O. /
Stamp: WITT / LIBRARY //
Label: THE INTRUDER. / THE Intruder" was painted in 1819, when Landseer had barely reached / his seventeenth birthday. At this period he seems to have given much / time and thought to the task of representing the less frequent emotions / of animals, maybe with the view of perfecting his already marvellous / power of tracing their every attitude. / This picture is well known. It has been exhibited at the British Institution in / 1819, at the Exhibition of the Society of British Artists in 1826, and at the Art / Treasures Exhibition, Manchester, in 1857. The original was in the possession of the / late Sir Philip de M. O. Egerton, Bart., and the engraving dates so far back as 1830. //
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