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| Title:: |
The Kippen Factory |
Year:: |
1906 |
| Artist: |
Duff, John Robert Keitley |
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| Medium: |
aquatint |
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| Period: |
British 20th Century |
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Height(mm):
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124
199
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| Price: |
$350.00 |
| Description: |
Fine, rich impression on laid paper with full margins, signed in pencil, titled and noted No. 7; a pale line of paper discoloration around the old mat opening and a small paper loss in the upper right margin. An exceedingly fine print by this little-known painter-etcher, technically brilliant in its sophisticated use of aquatint and stopping-out. The image shows a rock shore with crashing waves and gulls both flying and alit on the rocks. A few boats are in the sea. Four small buildings with stacks, which must constitute the factory, are at the right near the shore. A cold, grey day in what would appear to be Scotland. |
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