The Haunt of the Pike

1887

Peter Henry Emerson

Artist, British, born Cuba, 1856 - 1936

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This muted, celestial blue, wide book cover has gold text and a drawn illustration of marshlands and sailboats. The text is oriented at an angle between the lower left and upper right corners. It reads, “Life and Landscape on the NORFOLK BROADS BY P.H. EMERSON and T.F. GOODALL.” In dark brown, cattails rise along the left edge, near the book’s tan-colored spine, and two boats sail away from us toward a harbor town to the right. The spine and cover are worn and scuffed, and there are a few stains.

Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads

T.F. Goodall, Peter Henry Emerson

1886

Poling the Marsh Hay

T.F. Goodall, Peter Henry Emerson

1886

Gunner Working Up to Fowl

Peter Henry Emerson, T.F. Goodall

1886

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Harvey S. Shipley Miller and J. Randall Plummer, Fort Washington, PA; gift (partial and promised) to NGA, 1995.

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Exhibition History

1991

  • NGA Anniversary 1991 (plate XXI only).

1995

  • Recent Acquisitions of Works of Art on Paper, National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1995 (plate XXI only).

Inscriptions

on interleaving tissue, printed in black ink: PLATE XV. / THE HAUNT OF THE PIKE

Wikidata ID

Q64158759

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