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Gilpin's Day

Gilpin's Day

(English, 1724–1804)
1811
Medium/TechniqueAquatint, hand-colored
DimensionsLegacy dimension: 14 3/4 in.
Credit LineWilliam A. Sargent Collection—Bequest of William A. Sargent
Accession number37.2246
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ClassificationsIllustrated books
ProvenanceWilliam A. Sargent Collection
Image Not Available for Abhandlung von Kupferstichen...aus dem Englischen übersetzt
Abhandlung von Kupferstichen...aus dem Englischen übersetzt
Rev. William Gilpin
1768
Image Not Available for An Essay on Prints...Fourth Edition.
An Essay on Prints...Fourth Edition.
Rev. William Gilpin
1792
Image Not Available for Romantic Landscape with Mountains
Romantic Landscape with Mountains
Rev. William Gilpin
1744–1804
Image Not Available for Sunset, Landscape with Ruined Castle
Sunset, Landscape with Ruined Castle
Rev. William Gilpin
Image Not Available for A Visit to the Monastery of La Trappe
A Visit to the Monastery of La Trappe
W. D. Fellowes
1820
Plate 6: "Christies' Auction Room"
A History of the University of Cambridge, its Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildings
Rudolph Ackermann
1815
Image Not Available for The Birds of America, Plate 2, Yellow-billed Cuckoo
The Birds of America, Plate 2, Yellow-billed Cuckoo
John James Audubon
1824–38
Image Not Available for The Birds of America, Plate 4, Purple Finch
The Birds of America, Plate 4, Purple Finch
John James Audubon
1824–38
Image Not Available for The Birds of America, Plate 5, Bonaparte's Flycatcher
The Birds of America, Plate 5, Bonaparte's Flycatcher
John James Audubon
1824–38
The Birds of America, Plate 6, Great American Hen & Young Vulgo Female Wild Turkey
The Birds of America, Plate 6, Great American Hen & Young Vulgo Female Wild Turkey
John James Audubon
1824–38
The Birds of America, Plate 7, Purple Grackle
The Birds of America, Plate 7, Purple Grackle
John James Audubon
1824–38
Image Not Available for The Birds of America, Plate 8, White Throated Sparrow
The Birds of America, Plate 8, White Throated Sparrow
John James Audubon
1824–38