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Piebald Driving
Artist: Joseph Crawhall (1861 - 1913)
Location: City Art Centre
Date: circa 1898
Materials: gouache on linen
Dimensions: 36.2 x 35cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £33,750 (Total: £135,000)
Vendor: The Scottish Gallery
Review number: 5076 (2002)
Provenance:
John Nairn; Miss Nairn; Mr & Mrs Robert Wemyss Honeyman; thence by descent.
Description:
A piebald horse trots through the scene with the dust on the road being kicked up by the horse's hooves. The landscape is more suggested than depicted in detail, and has the sea in the background, indicating that it might have been inspired by the Crawhall's native Northumberland coastline.
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