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A George III Pen and Ink Drawing of an English Countryside Scene by Richard Leech on Panel
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A George III Pen and Ink Drawing of an English Countryside Scene by Richard Leech on Panel

18th century
Description

A highly detailed pen and ink drawing by Richard Leech laid onto pine panel. To the back is the inscription ‘picture drawn by R. Leech father of Mary Higson Leech married to John Thomas Dawson. Mary was born in Alvaston Derbyshire in 1768 to Richard, the artist, and Mary. She married John Thomas Dawson in Goldington, Bedford on the 5th April 1800.

The scene is a delightful English scene with country house, folly, cattle and a bridge in the foreground. Whilst there is a thistle in the foreground, it remains more likely, as an English artist, that this depicts an English scene.

The bottom right denotes: “R Leech, 1792. Inv. D. Lit’ for ‘invention de delineavit’ suggesting he ‘invented the image and drew it’ perhaps for an engraving.

The panel is bowed but a truly remarkable and exquisite survivor.

Measuring: 47 cm x 33 cm

English, 1792

Physical Dimensions
Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
47cm (18.50")
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Rob Hall Antiques has dated this George III Ink Drawing to the 18th Century.

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Description
A highly detailed pen and ink drawing by Richard Leech laid onto pine panel. To the back is the inscription ‘picture drawn by R. Leech father of Mary Higson Leech married to John Thomas Dawson. Mary was born in Alvaston Derbyshire in 1768 to Richard, the artist, and Mary. She married John Thomas Dawson in Goldington, Bedford on the 5th April 1800.
The scene is a delightful English scene with country house, folly, cattle and a bridge in the foreground.
Rob Hall Antiques

Whilst there is a thistle in the foreground, it remains more likely, as an English artist, that this depicts an English scene.

fig 1. A George III period pen and ink drawing rendered on a natural wood panel depicting a countryside landscape with a bridge and trees.
fig 1. A George III Pen and Ink Drawing of an English Countryside Scene by Richard Leech on Panel

The bottom right denotes: “R Leech, 1792. Inv. D. Lit’ for ‘invention de delineavit’ suggesting he ‘invented the image and drew it’ perhaps for an engraving.

The panel is bowed but a truly remarkable and exquisite survivor.

Measuring: 47 cm x 33 cm

English, 1792

Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
47cm (18.50")
Date of Manufacture

Rob Hall Antiques has dated this George III Ink Drawing to the 18th Century.

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Archive I A George III period pen and ink drawing rendered on a natural wood panel depicting a countryside landscape with a bridge and trees.

A George III Pen and Ink Drawing of an English Countryside Scene by Richard Leech on Panel

Archive II A George III period pen and ink drawing rendered on a natural wood panel depicting a countryside landscape with a bridge and trees. View II
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A George III period pen and ink drawing rendered on a natural wood panel depicting a countryside landscape with a bridge and trees.
A GEORGE III PEN AND INK DRAWING OF AN ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE SCENE BY RICHARD LEECH ON PANEL
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A George III period pen and ink drawing rendered on a natural wood panel depicting a countryside landscape with a bridge and trees.
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George III landscape art, spanning the late 18th to early 19th centuries, often features romanticised pastoral scenes of the British countryside, incorporating elements like rustic bridges, mature trees, and winding streams.

Artists during this period typically utilised iron gall or carbon-based inks applied with quill pens onto handmade rag paper or prepared wooden panels.

Authentic period pieces display natural age-related patination, subtle wood shrinkage along the grain, and historical ink oxidisation without modern synthetic binders.

Position the piece within a curated gallery wall or lean it against a neutral backdrop on a sideboard alongside ceramic vessels to highlight its monochromatic tones.

Keep the wood panel in a climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and sudden temperature fluctuations to prevent warping or ink fading.
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