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A late-18th-century view of Raven Tor in Miller's Dale, on the banks of the gentle River Wye in Derbyshire. Two figures and a dog walk along a path in the foreground. Presented in a wash line mount and a distressed gilt-effect wooden frame. Signed to the lower-left corner. The location is inscribed in graphite to the lower edge of the mount. There are similar watercolours by Bulman in the collection of the British Museum. On laid.
Condition
There is discolouration and creasing to the substrate. There are several closed tears around the edges. There are some marks to the mount.
Size
36.2 x 52.2cm (14.3" x 20.6")Framed Size: 60.7 x 73.4cm (23.9" x 28.9")
Artist Biography
Job Bulman (1745-1818) was a British painter and designer. He typically painted dramatic natural landmarks and scenes of historical interest such as Raven Tor in Derbyshire, Tunbridge Priory in Kent, and Keswick waterfall in Cumbria.
