Samuel Gillespie Prout - Mid 19th Century Graphite Drawing Street Scenes

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Samuel Gillespie Prout - Original Mid 19th Century Graphite Drawing. On tracing paper. Unsigned. Creasing and tears to paper.

The youngest of artist Samuel Prout's (1783 - 1852) four children, Samuel Gillespie Prout (1822-1911) was given his mother's maiden name to precede his father's. He intended to follow the family profession of artist and his style was heavily influenced by his father's work. He made a tour of France in 1846 and made some largely unsuccessful attempts to earn a living as a teacher of drawing. His later life was mostly occupied in charitable work. In 1871 he was one of the first to bring relief to starving Parisians after the siege in Paris.

Size

22.5 x 34cm (8.9" x 13.4")

Collection Information

From a large collection of paintings, prints, drawings and memorabilia from the Prout family sold at Mallam's Auction July 2016.

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SKU np104
Artist Samuel Gillespie Prout
Date Mid 19th Century
Dimensions 22.5 x 34cm
Medium Graphite
Subject Miscellaneous
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