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Roslin Castle III

c. 1770/1775

John Clerk, of Eldin

Associated Names

John Clerk, of Eldin

Artist, Scottish, 1728 - 1812

The image shows a landscape with a large castle-like structure. The structure is detailed with cylindrical towers and buttresses, surrounded by trees and shrubs. The overall coloring is monochromatic in black and grey, typical of an etching.

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Artwork overview

Medium

etching with drypoint on laid paper
Credit Line

Gift of Thomas Vogler in memory of his brother Donald J. Vogler
Dimensions

plate: 4 × 9.3 cm (1 9/16 × 3 11/16 in.)
sheet: 4.5 × 10.2 cm (1 3/4 × 4 in.)
Accession Number

2017.53.11
Catalogue Raisonné

Bertram 2012, no. 43

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

(Campbell Fine Art, London); Donald Vogler, Portland, OR; gift to NGA, 2017.

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Bibliography

1925

Lumsden, E.S. "The etchings of John Clerk of Eldin." Print Collector's Quarterly 12 (1925): no. 39

2012

Bertram, Geoffrey. The Etchings of John Clerk of Eldin. Taunton, 2012: no. 43

Inscriptions

upper left in drypoint: Roslin; by later hand, lower center verso in graphite: L39 Roslin

Wikidata ID

Q77259200

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