Artist: William Holman Hunt (1827 - 1910)
Location: Ashmolean Museum
Date: 1852-1892
Materials: pencil, pen & ink, watercolour & chalk
Dimensions: various dimensions
Grant:
Amount Paid: £5,000 (Total: £12,500)
Vendor: Ben Pollitt
Review number: 5786 (2006)
Provenance:
Gladys Joseph (William Holman Hunt's daughter); Gift to Charles Stanley Pollitt (1888-1965), 1947; by descent to Ben Pollitt.
Description:
This collection of drawings contains over four hundred individual studies in four albums. They range in date from two studies of the head of Annie Miller, the artist's first love, of c.1852, to studies for The Miracle of Sacred Fire in the Church of the Sepulchre, Jerusalem, of 1892, and include sketches relating to most of his principal pictures and carefully worked-out designs for frames. The albums were probably compiled by the artist's wife, Edith Holman Hunt and represent just under half of Hunt's known drawings.
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