Near Pen-y-Coed, North Wales
Near Pen-y-Coed, North Wales
	Near Pen-y-Coed, North WalesInscribed on part of old backing attached: near Penycoryd in the vale that leads from Beddgelert to Capel CurigColoured chalks on buff paper24.3 by 35.2 cm., 9 ½ by 13 ¾ in.Provenance:Sir Bruce Ingram;Michael Ingram, his sale, 8th December 2005, lot 183James Thomas Linnell was the second son of John Linnell (see nos. 70 and 71). He entered the Royal Academy schools in 1840 and exhibited there between 1850 and 1888. His works are strongly influenced by his father but he was a talented artist in his own right. His sketches, like the present drawing, are often executed in brightly coloured chalk.){kind=link}
James Thomas Linnell (1826-1905)
Near Pen-y-Coed, North Wales
Inscribed on part of old backing attached: near Penycoryd in the vale that leads from Beddgelert to Capel Curig
Coloured chalks on buff paper
24.3 by 35.2 cm., 9 ½ by 13 ¾ in.
Provenance:
Sir Bruce Ingram;
Michael Ingram, his sale, 8th December 2005, lot 183
James Thomas Linnell was the second son of John Linnell (see nos. 70 and 71). He entered the Royal Academy schools in 1840 and exhibited there between 1850 and 1888. His works are strongly influenced by his father but he was a talented artist in his own right. His sketches, like the present drawing, are often executed in brightly coloured chalk.