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19th C. Colonial-american Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-sheet'
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19th C. Colonial-american Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-sheet'

19th century
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19th c. Colonial-American Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-Sheet'

This is a very interesting pen & ink drawing depicting a scene from the Colonial-American Era in the 19th c.

The scene is of a pub front depicting a town crier reading out a news-sheet to the pub guests, who are typically dressed for the time i.e. sailor, farmers and possible a Quaker (?).

The sailor and the Quaker (?) smoking a typical period shaped pipe, while the Quaker (?) sits on a three legged spindle chair.

The pub is called 'Kings Head' (King George III).

At the bottom middle of the water colour in a scroll it says 'The News-Sheet' sadly no artist name has been found.

Medium: Pen & Ink on Paper

Measurement Drawing (visible): approx. 26 cm x 36 cm.

Measurement Frame: 42 cm x 53 cm.

The photos are taken on a angle to avoid reflection in the glass.

Physical Dimensions
Height
53cm (20.87")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Original Retro has dated this Antique Pen Ink Drawing to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA644024
Dealers Notes

Valley Antique Centre

Hollins Mill

Suite 5 Unit 8

Pennine Industrial Park

Valley Road

Hebden Bridge

HX7 7BZ

(0044) 01422 887420 or (0044) 07780 687139

Openings Times:

Every day from 10 pm - 16.00 am

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19th c. Colonial-American Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-Sheet'
This is a very interesting pen & ink drawing depicting a scene from the Colonial-American Era in the 19th c.
Original Retro

The scene is of a pub front depicting a town crier reading out a news-sheet to the pub guests, who are typically dressed for the time i.e. sailor, farmers and possible a Quaker (?).

fig 1. A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame.
fig 1. 19th C. Colonial-american Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-sheet'

The sailor and the Quaker (?) smoking a typical period shaped pipe, while the Quaker (?) sits on a three legged spindle chair.

The pub is called 'Kings Head' (King George III).

At the bottom middle of the water colour in a scroll it says 'The News-Sheet' sadly no artist name has been found.

Medium: Pen & Ink on Paper

Measurement Drawing (visible): approx. 26 cm x 36 cm.

Measurement Frame: 42 cm x 53 cm.

The photos are taken on a angle to avoid reflection in the glass.

Height
53cm (20.87")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Original Retro has dated this Antique Pen Ink Drawing to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA644024
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Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2011
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A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame.
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Archive I A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame.

19th c. Colonial-American Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-Sheet'

Archive II A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame. View II
Archive III A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame. View III
Archive IV A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame. View IV
Archive V A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame. View V
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Suite 5 Unit 8
Pennine Industrial Park
Valley Road
Hebden Bridge
West Yorkshire
HX7 7BZ
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2011
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Location: Valley Antique Centre, Suite 5 Unit 8, Pennine Industrial Park, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 7BZ, United Kingdom
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A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame.
19th c. Colonial-American Era Pen & Ink Drawing 'The News-Sheet'
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A framed 19th-century pen and ink drawing depicting figures gathered outside a tavern reading a news-sheet, set within a white mount and a silver-grey frame.
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Pen and ink drawings from the 19th century utilise dip pens or quills to apply liquid pigment onto paper, frequently combined with watercolour washes to capture detailed narrative and genre scenes.

These artworks generally feature carbon or iron gall ink applied to hand-made rag paper or early woven cellulose paper, typically presented under glass in carved wooden or gesso frames.

Authentic pieces exhibit natural signs of ageing such as subtle foxing or toning of the paper, variations in ink density caused by hand-nib pressure, and period-correct framing technique.

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