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Collection of Etchings

Hedley Fitton, 1870–1929

The Hepworth Wakefield, Wakefield

Five etchings: 1) St Hiliare, Poitiers; 2) Rouen; 3) Amboise; 4) Troyes; 5) The House of Columbus. Part of a gift to 62 museums by Hedley Fitton through the Art Fund in 1939. Wakefield Art Gallery is currently closed and will open in 2011 as The Hepworth Wakefield.

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Title of artwork, date

Collection of Etchings, 1870–1929

Date supported

1939

Medium and material

Engraving

Gifted by

Hedley Fitton

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