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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Francis Seymour Haden P.R.E, Early Morning, Richmond Park, 1859

Francis Seymour Haden P.R.E

Early Morning, Richmond Park, 1859
Original etching and drypoint
11.4 x 28 cm
4 1/2 x 11 1/8 in
Signed in pencil
£ 1,250.00
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Ref. Schneiderman 25 iii/iii. Original etching and drypoint, 1859. Signed in pencil. Third (final) state, with the left side of the plate completely reworked over the foul biting damage in...
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Ref. Schneiderman 25 iii/iii. Original etching and drypoint, 1859. Signed in pencil. Third (final) state, with the left side of the plate completely reworked over the foul biting damage in the second state, and including the rising sun; Haden’s signature replaced with a quotation from Shakespeare’s ‘Cymbeline’, The lark at heaven’s gate sings followed by Haden’s initials, SH, while on the foot of the prominent tree trunk on the right Haden added the inscription To Dasha (Haden’s wife, the older half-sister of Whistler).In this state it was issued in Etudes à l’eau-forte.
Cleanly wiped on laid paper watermarked with a Strasbourg Lily. Time-stained. Haden commented that the plate initially was etched actually at sunrise. Haden collected Rembrandt etchings and presented two influential exhibitions from his own collection in 1867 and 1879. He also wrote a catalogue The Etched Work of Rembrandt, True and False, published in 1895 in which he innovatively organised the etchings in chronological order, rather than the usual thematic ordering, to be able to follow the artist’s development. Rembrandt’s etchings influenced Haden’s immediacy of style, his use of drypoint and his sometimes dramatic reworking of his plates through successive states.In 1863 Haden joined Whistler and Legros on a visit to Amsterdam to pay homage to Rembrandt.
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