[One study of a horse, with saddles and bridles] Accession Number: ART11393.016

Description

A single pencil sketch of a bridled horse. There are several part sketches of the horses neck bending down and the forelegs of the horse.

Details

Accession Number

ART11393.016

Artist

Captain George Lambert

Classification

Art

Object Type

Work on paper

Physical Description

Medium: pencil

Measurement

sheet: 22.8 cm x 30.6 cm

Medium

pencil on paper

Date Made

1918

Place Made

Palestine

Whole/Part

Child

Item Count

1

Credit Line

purchased 1930

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

Conflicts

Places

Part of collection:

Brown book [eight drawings on laid paper in sketchbook of 69 bound leaves, 2 loose sheets mounted on bound leaves, and an additional 34 loose sheets]

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