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Temple of Venus with part of the Bay of Baiae

WILSON, Richard

HASTINGS, Thomas

© Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

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Details

Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 5983

Creation/Production

WILSON, Richard

HASTINGS, Thomas

Date:

Acquisition

Gift, 27/8/1917

Given by Major F.T. James

Measurements

(): h(cm) image size:15

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(): w(cm) image size:20.4

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(): h(cm) primary support:17.9

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(): w(cm) primary support:23.2

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(): h(cm) plate size:18.2

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(): w(cm) plate size:23.3

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(): h(cm) secondary support:24.8

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(): w(cm) secondary support:34.2

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(): h(in) image size:5 7/8

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(): w(in) image size:8

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(): h(in) primary support:7

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(): w(in) primary support:9 1/8

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(): h(in) plate size:7 1/8

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(): w(in) plate size:9 1/4

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(): h(in) secondary support:9 3/4

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(): w(in) secondary support:13 1/2

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Techniques

etching on india laid paper

Etching

Intaglio printing

prints

Fine Art - works on paper

Material

ink

India laid paper

Location

In store

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