Entry Hill, Belvedere, Bath

Walter Richard Sickert British

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The drawing captures a distant view of Lansdown and Beechen Cliff in Bath. In the right foreground Sickert outlined a cart being pulled by a mule along the Belevedere. Houses line this broad thoroughfare and a cart appears at the far end at the top of a hill. The study relates to a painting which SIckert made in two versions, the larger one, dated ca. 1917, now at Tate Britain.

Entry Hill, Belvedere, Bath, Walter Richard Sickert (British, Munich 1860–1942 Bathampton, Somerset), Watercolor squared for transfer in pen and red ink, heightened with white gouache (bodycolor)

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