Carlisle Cathedral, East Window from the Black Swan
Yard
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item:- Tullie House Museum : 1974.60.1 image:- © Tullie House Museum |
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Painting, watercolour, Carlisle Cathedral, East Window
from the Black Swan Yard, Carlisle, Cumberland, by William
Henry Nutter, 1835.
A man hitches a white horse to a cart in the walled yard adjoining a tall sandstone building to right of composition and a stable block to left. He converses with a woman seated on the stone trough beside a water pump to right hand side of yard; her face is hidden by her poke bonnet. A basket partially covered with a cloth lies nearby. The cathedral rises above the far wall, in centre of composition. |
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signed & dated bottom left
Wm H Nutter 1835 very faint |
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inscribed reverse
Carlisle Cathedral, East Window from the Black Swan Yard WH Nutter 1835 not visible; beneath backboard |
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| wxh, image:- | 296x391mm | |