Emerson Harold Groom (1890-1983) - A Pair of 1926 Studies Delce Mill, Rochester, Kent

Description

A pair of studies of Delce Mill. The graphite study was completed en plein air and is the sketch for the finished etching. Delce mill was the last of a number of windmills in the town of Rochester and was unfortunately burned down in 1955. Both the etching and drawing are signed in graphite and inscribed with the location. Etching also signed in plate. On wove.

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration and foxing.

Size

18.4 x 15.5cm (7.2" x 6.1")
Sheet: 26.8 x 19.3cm (10.6" x 7.6")

Collection Information

A collection of fine graphite drawings and etchings by the British artist Emerson Harold Groom. The collection depicts scenes of the south English countryside, focussing on Windmills, which the area was well known for. These drawings are unashamedly romantic slices of old England.

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Artist Biography

Emerson Harold Groom (1890-1983) was a painter and etcher. He studied at the Central School of Arts & Crafts. Groom was born and bred in Wandsworth, south London and his work in etching often depicted London Scenes. He was a member of Wapping Group and also elected RE. Groom also showed at the RA.