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C1887
A Few Minutes More and Miss Devereux had said “Good-bye”
Artist:
William Small (1843 - 1929)
Good engraving of a woman riding sidesaddle. From the original edition of, The Graphic.
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Full Title:
A Few Minutes More and Miss Devereux had said “Good-bye”
Date:
C1887
Artist:
William Small (1843 - 1929)
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Engraving.
Image Size:
226mm
x 175mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1887
Description:
Good engraving of a woman riding sidesaddle.
From the original edition of, The Graphic.
Biography:
William Small (1843-1929)
William Small was a Scot. Born in Edinburgh, on 27 May 1843, he later worked in that city as a hack-artist designing illustrations of bedsteads and gas brackets. He trained at the Royal Scottish Academy and moved to London in 1865, where he quickly established himself as a versatile painter and illustrator. In his paintings he was mainly concerned with rustic themes, and some of his later work embodies a journalistic representation of the sufferings of the poor. Painted in the social realist style of Herkomer and Bastien-Lepage, these paintings are still collected. However, he has always been principally known as an illustrator whose work bore comparison with the best of his contemporaries.
