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Creator:
Churchyard, Harriet, 1836–1926
Title(s):
Sketchbook.
Published/Created:
England, late 19th century.
Physical Description:
1 volume (18 drawings) ; 24 cm
Holdings:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
ND1942.C48 W38
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund
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Copyright Status:
Copyright Not Evaluated
Classification:
Drawings & Watercolors
Notes:
Harriet Churchyard (1836-1926) studied at Ipswich School of Art in 1868, and from 1871 taught at Brook House Ladies Academy.
Reproductions of other watercolors by Harriet Churchyard are included in: The artist's daughter : a fictionalised memoir of Ellen Churchyard / Sally Kibble (Woodbridge, Suffolk : Antique Collectors' Club, c2009).
Bound in quarter red roan and marbled boards.
Each drawing is accompanied by humorous dialogue at bottom. Many depict conventional domestic interiors. The name of the artist is inscribed on the front pastedown. Inserted with the album is a smaller Churchyard item, comprising six pages, stitched, with sketches of horses and carriages, a knife grinder, and a butcher. This smaller volume bears no marks of authorship; the grinder sketch is captioned "Paid this rascal too much for knife grinding Dec. 2nd 1852."
Subject Terms:
Domestic space -- Great Britain -- 19th century -- Pictorial works.
England -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Pictorial works.
Wit and humor -- Great Britain.
Form/Genre:
Sketchbooks.
Watercolors.
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  • Missus-ism
  • Harry takes his cousins to see the hounds meet
  • Artist "My Big Picture?"
  • Young Sowberries
  • Scene - Commercial Room
  • Faint Praise
  • Wit at a Disadvantage
  • After Supper - Strange Admission
  • Frightful
  • Servantgalism
  • Old Girl
  • Nothing Like Prudence
  • Obliging Railway Official
  • Pic-Nicing under the new Poaching Act
  • Behold the mighty Sabertache...
  • First Day at School
  • Miss Myrtle
  • Ticket Clerk.

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