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- How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear (1932)
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- G.K. Chesterton, Humour (1938)
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Edward Lear, Monte Generoso, Bella Vista (1881)
Edward Lear, Monte Generoso, Bella Vista. Signed, inscribed with title and dated ‘5.30pm, 9 Sept 1881,’ pencil, pen and brown ink. 9.5cm x 17cm (3.75in x 6.75in) The Saleroom.
Edward Lear, Mahabalipooram, Coromandel Coast
Edward Lear, Mahabalipooram, Coromandel Coast. Watercolour, signature and date lower left, approx. 24.5cm x 49cm. The Saleroom.
Edward Lear, Letter to Lady Waldegrave (31 July 1877)
31. July. 1877 My dear Lady Waldegrave, I shall trouble you with this gnoat because the chances are that I shall not see you again before I go out of England, – if, (as I hope you may,) you will … Continue reading
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Edward Lear, Villefranche (1865)
Edward Lear, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Côte d’Azur, France. Inscribed lower left: Villefranche / 29. January 1865 10.45 AM, and with further colour notes. Pen and brown ink and watercolour. 229 by 318 mm. Provenance The Rev. Percy Mordaunt Barnard (1868-1941) and his wife Alice, … Continue reading
Edward Lear, St. Jean, France (1865)
Edward Lear, St Jean de Cap Ferrat, France. Inscribed lower left: St Jean. (Villefranche) / 11.30 am. / 5 February 1865, numbered lower right: (51), further inscribed with colour notes. Pen and brown ink and watercolour. 250 by 349 mm. Provenance The … Continue reading
Edward Lear, Topoli, Corfu & Noli, Italy
Edward Lear, Topolia, Greece. Edward Lear, Noli, Italy. Both inscribed, the first, lower left: Topolia [Greek text] / 10.30 AM. 28 April 1864, the second, lower right: Noli / 9.30 AM / 18 Decbr 1864. Each pen and brown ink … Continue reading
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Edward Lear, Near Mosta, Northern Malta (1866)
Edward Lear, Near Mosta, Northern Malta, January 1866. Inscribed lower right: Malta / near Musta [sic] / 14 January 1866. 11am / 26. Pen and brown ink and watercolour, heightened with bodycolour. 357 by 517 mm Provenance The Rev. Percy Mordaunt … Continue reading
Edward Lear, Wady Tayibeh, Egypt (1849)
Edward Lear, Wadi Tayibeh, Egypt, January 20. 1849. Pen and brown ink and watercolour over traces of pencil. 140 by 225 mm. MutualArt.
Edward Lear, View of Philae at Sunset (1862)
Edward Lear, View of Philae at Sunset, Egypt, 1862. Watercolour. 175 by 248 mm. MutualArt.
Edward Lear, Wadi Halfa, Sudan (1867)
Edward Lear, Wadi Halfa, Sudan Inscribed and dated ‘Wady Halfeh [sic] / 4.30.PM. Feby 3.1867’ (lower left) and inscribed again and dated [in pencil] (lower left) and numbered ‘(336)’ (lower right) and further inscribed with colour notes. Pencil, pen and … Continue reading