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Title:
Once a Week Vol.2
Object name(s):
Prints1860s
Collection:
Aberystwyth University, School of Art Museum & Gallery
Acquisition date:
1923
Acquisition method:
Purchase
Dimension:
Width
Dimension value:
105
Dimension:
Height
Dimension value:
130
Material:
Wood engraving mounted on grey card
Object name:
Prints1860s
Object number:
PL4884
Object production date:
1860
Date - association:
Publication date
Object production date:
1860
Date - association:
year of production
Date - earliest / single:
1860
Object production person:
Joseph Wolf
Person's association:
Artist
Person's biographical note:
Painter, printmaker and illustrator. Served an apprenticeship with the Becker Brothers, lithographers in Koblenz, 1836-39. He then worked as a lithographer whilst also studying art at Darmstadt and Antwerp. He moved to London in 1848 where he established a career as a wildlife artist specialising in birds and for a while in the 1860s shared his studio with the illustrator Johann Baptist Zwecker (1814-1876). In 1851 he was appointed official artist for the Zoological Society of London. He illustrated numerous publications for scientists such as John Gould, Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace, and for explorers including the African memoirs of Dr Livingstone
Person's birth date:
1820
Person's death date:
1899
Person's forenames:
Joseph
Person's place of birth:
Germany, Koblenz, Morz
Person's place of death:
London
Person's surname:
Wolf
Object production place:
UK, England
Owner:
Puttick and Simpson Auctioneers, Leicester Square, London
Organisation's association:
Object source
Responsible department/section:
Prints1860s

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/1f56b53f-e98e-309f-a882-4cb4275b2a4b

Use licence for this record: CC BY-NC

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/1f56b53f-e98e-309f-a882-4cb4275b2a4b, Aberystwyth University, School of Art Museum & Gallery, CC BY-NC

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