Edgar Lawrence Pattison SGA (1872-1950) - Etching A Moorish Courtyard

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Description

A very fine etching by the well-established artist Edgar Edwin Lawrence Pattison SGA (1872-1950). Entitled 'A Moorish Courtyard', the image is characterised by the minaret in the background, and the travelling figures in Middle Eastern or North African dress, typical for a depiction by the artist. Signed in graphite below the plate. Signed and inscribed. On laid.

Condition

In fine condition overall. There is some discolouration around the edges of the paper and one small mark to the right edge. The two upper corners have a very small piece of adhered tape.

Size

16.4 x 20.6cm (6.5" x 8.1")
Sheet: 30 x 36.4cm (11.8" x 14.3")

Artist Biography

Edgar Lawrence Pattison was a painter born in Bloomsbury, London who studied at Lambeth School of Art. From the 1890's onwards he worked as a freelance decorative artist, producing designs for wallpapers, cretonnes, tapestries, furniture, interiors and costumes. His clients included leading fabric and furniture manufacturers of the period in England and France. In addition to his work as a decorative artist, Pattison was also a painter and etcher who specialised in middle eastern themes and images of the orient. He exhibited extensively between 1906-35 at venues that included the Royal Academy and the Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts. He was also a member of the Society of Graphic Artists.

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SKU pk846
Artist Edgar Lawrence Pattison SGA (1872-1950)
Date 20th Century
Dimensions 16.4 x 20.6cm
Medium Etching
Subject Architecture & Cityscapes
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