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John Gillespie Graham

Primary artist: Gordon, John Watson, Sir, PPRSA RA RSA · 1788-1864Publisher: unknownPrintmaker: Burton, Edward · 1819-1899

Gordon's original oil painting was probably that work exhibited at the RSA Annual Exhibition in 1842 "A gentleman in Highland costume." It is in a private collection (vide http://arcade.nyarc.org/record=b1054284~S7 for details, sourced 2015-08-10)





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  • Object data
    Datec.1842 - c.1850
    Accession2000.129
    TypePrint, intaglio, mezzotint
    MaterialsSecondary Support paper
    Support paper
    Medium Printing ink
    Dimensions 101.4cm x 68.8cm x 67.7cm x 39.6cm x 69.5cm x 41.5cm x 60.2cm x 37.3cm
    AcquisitionGift Burton, Edward (November 8th, 1864)

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