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Sketch for The Brides Burial

Sketch for The Brides Burial (© Tate Collection)

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G A Storey (1834 - 1919)

Tate Collection

1859

The dead bride, in a green dress covered with a red robe, reclines on a stretcher covered in black in the centre of a group of figures set in a landscape. Her head rests on a gold and blue cushion. A young man in yellow is bending over to kiss her forehead. A young girl in a dull-purple dress with yellow and red sleeves and black hair is opposite another in white, with long brown hair. Behind her, a monk in brown gown and hood is carrying a long, lit candle with a red and purple escutcheon. In the background we see two children, green fields with dark trees, and low blue hills in the distance.

  • Medium: watercolour
  • Dimensions: 22 x 18 cm
  • ArtFunded in: 1925
  • Presented by Executors of Lord Leverhulme through The Art Fund

Provenance

Collection of Leverhulme


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