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Object Type: print

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Dimensions: 76 x 80.7
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: lithograph
Catalogue number: BrP115
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1935

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © The estate of Sir Frank Brangwyn

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Date: 1918
Dimensions: 43.6 x 66
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: lithograph
Catalogue number: BrP114
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © David Brangwyn

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Date: 1910
Dimensions: 57.8 x 73
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Catalogue number: BrP113
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

Frank Brangwyn made this etching from a sketch made on the spot at Messina, Sicily. It shows the seventeenth century statue known as the Immacolata di Marmor, one of the few monuments left intact after the 1908 earthquake in Sicily. He also painted a watercolour of the same subject. The etching is one of a number executed by Brangwyn in 1910, showing ruined and damaged buildings in Sicily following the earthquake of 1908.

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © The estate of Sir Frank Brangwyn

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Date: 1907
Dimensions: 45.5 x 54.2
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on zinc
Catalogue number: BrP112
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © The estate of Sir Frank Brangwyn

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Date: 1919
Dimensions: 48 x 53.5
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: drypoint
Catalogue number: BrP111
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

Echafaudages, No. 1′. Etched on the spot. 54 impressions taken. Plate destroyed. The right side of this plate was later used as a separate etching, 42.7 x 33 cm. (Gaunt 313) ‘Scaffolding, No. 2’ (‘Echafaudages, No. 2’) printed in 1924, and showing scaffolding with crane above. For another view of the South Kensigton Museum see BrP37.

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © David Brangwyn

Details

Date: 1904
Dimensions: 57.2 x 46.5
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on zinc
Catalogue number: BrP110
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

This etching by Frank Brangwyn is from a sketch made in a shipyard in Boulogne, France. It depicts three figures sawing through a large tree trunk. The original view showed clouds in the background (fifty impressions were taken of the first (trial) state), however in the second version Brangwyn removed them so that the sawyers are shown against a clear background.

Details

Date: 1907
Dimensions: 55.5 x 44
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on copper
Catalogue number: BrP108
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest | © The estate of Sir Frank Brangwyn

Details

Date: 1908
Dimensions: 54.2 x 81.7
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on zinc
Catalogue number: BrP107
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

Details

Date: 1913
Dimensions: 57.2 x 66.4
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on zinc
Catalogue number: BrP106
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

Details

Date: 1913
Dimensions: 53 x 63
Object Type: print
Material: paper
Technique: etching on zinc
Catalogue number: BrP105
Artist: Brangwyn, Frank, Sir (1867 - 1956)
Credit notes: Brangwyn gift, 1936

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