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View of Watford

Henry Edridge, 1820

Henry Edridge was born in Paddington and studied under the engraver and landscape painter William Pether. He was best known for his miniature portraits, his sitters including George III and Queen Charlotte. He was elected Associate of the Royal Academy in 1820, the date of this drawing.

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Title of artwork, date

View of Watford, 1820

Date supported

1979

Medium and material

Pen & wash

Dimensions

27 x 36 cm

Grant

115

Total cost

115

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