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Title:
Ilfracombe
Object name(s):
painting; poster artwork; painting; poster artwork
Brief description:
Painting, gouache on board, Ilfracombe, by Dobson Broadhead, about 1952. Depicts the view looking down on Ilfracombe harbour, with yachts and fishing boats, and a paddle steamer departing through the harbour entrance. In the foreground a man and woman view the scene from gardens overlooking the harbour, with cliffs on the other side. At left is a tree framing the scene, and at bottom right a hydrangea. Signed by the artist at bottom left. Original artwork for a British Railways (Western Region) poster. 25 x 40 in.; 635 x 1016 mm.
Collection:
Science Museum Group
Associated concept:
oil painting
Associated concept:
Art
Associated concept:
oils
Dimension:
height
Dimension measurement unit:
in
Dimension value:
27 3/8
Dimension:
height
Dimension measurement unit:
mm
Dimension value:
695
Dimension:
width
Dimension measurement unit:
in
Dimension value:
22 3/16
Dimension:
width
Dimension measurement unit:
mm
Dimension value:
563
Material:
gouache
Material:
wood (unidentified)
Object name:
painting; poster artwork; painting; poster artwork
Object production date:
Date - earliest / single:
1952
Date - latest:
1952
Object production date:
Date - association:
made
Date - earliest / single:
1952
Date - latest:
1952
Object production person:
Broadhead, Dobson
Other number:
1999-7910
Other number type:
accession number
Other number:
74/30/72
Other number type:
Clapham number
Responsible department/section:
NRM - Pictorial Collection (Railway)

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/c1bbb5bf-41cd-3f51-9f9f-b17439adc95e

Use licence for this record: CC BY

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/c1bbb5bf-41cd-3f51-9f9f-b17439adc95e, Science Museum Group, CC BY

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