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Condition ReportThe sheet appears sound; extensive foxing (patches of damp) particularly to sitter's face and scarf; framed and under glass, unexamined out of frame.

The sheet is sound. some minor spots of staining/ foxing, particularly, lower right, otherwise sound overall; framed and under glass, unexamined out of frame.

Condition reportSome pale spots of foxing, most noticeable to sky, tree on left and pale brown area between the two figures.Otherwise appears in overall generally good condition.Under glass and not…

Condition reportAcidic mount.A little discolouration to paper in places, such as to lower right in sea.Otherwise appears in generally good condition.Under glass and not examined out of frame.

FootnoteFollowing an extensive trip to the Holy Land in 1867, Lear headed to Lombardy in Northern Italy and spent a month travelling through the Italian lakes. This small study most likely dates from…

ExhibitedArts Council of Great Britain Touring Exhibition, Richard Dadd, 19th June 1974 - 5th January 1975, no. 88London, The Tate Gallery, Richard Dadd Exhibition, 19th June - 18th August, 1974/75…

Condition reportA couple of dark marks centre right, near edge.A few very small, minor dark spots in places, such as to upper centre on edge of a cloud, upper left in sky and to centre right above…

Condition reportAppears in generally good condition.Under glass and not examined out of frame.

FootenoteThe Goose was painted in 1887 and exhibited at the Royal Academy the following year.  The composition is based on the poem of the same name by Alfred Lord Tennyson which explores the myth of…

LiteratureBaur, John I. H. An American Genre Painter: Eastman Johnson, 1824–1906. Brooklyn, NY: Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1940. Exhibition catalogue (1939 Brooklyn…

Condition reportA few small pale spots of foxing in places, including to upper right, and upper left, in sky.Brown mark in clouds upper left but this could be original to work.Appears in generally…

FootnoteCharles Napier Hemy was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and trained at the city school of design before furthering his studies at the Antwerp Academy.  Having spent a decade in London he moved to…

FootnoteDescribed in the Royal Academy Pictures of the Year as having ‘…the purposefulness without the pomp of war in the quiet leviathon…’ Ironclads depicts an Edgar-class battleship in the…

FootnoteSiordet hailed from prominent Huguenot family who originated in the Vers region of France, near Geneva, before settling in London.  Gerald was educated at Clifton college, where he won…

FootnoteKnown for his intimate studies of masculinity, the present work displays Tuke's ability to render femininity with equal skill and sensitivity.  In a charmingly unselfconscious pose, his only…

FootnoteGeorge Stacey Gibson, a relative of Tuke’s by marriage, was born in the right half of this sixteenth-century timber framed house in 1818.  He went on to form Gibson, Tuke & Gibson which…

Literature The Registers of Henry Scott Tuke, Annotated by B.D. Price, 1983, R1158; Truro, Royal Cornwall Museum, Catching The Light - A Retrospective of Henry Scott Tuke, 10th May - 2nd July 2008,…

FootnoteThis typically accomplished and atmospheric depiction was, according to the Tuke registers, one of a number of pictures sold to Madame Hawke, a knitwear entrepreneur, based in Newquay. …

Condition ReportThe sheet is sound; some light staining off the upper border, otherwise in good, clean condition with strong colour; framed and under glass, unexamined out of frame.

Condition ReportThe sheet is sound and the paint surface is in good, clean condition; there is some staining to exterior of glass, otherwise sound; unexamined out of frame.