New Acquisitions
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 24 – Gonah Hottentot: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added:”He has…
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 45 – A Korah Girl: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added:”He…
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 48 – A Korah Girl: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added:…
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 25 – Hottentot: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added: “He has…
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 46 – A Bosjesman Female: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added:…
Original Soft-Ground Etching by Samuel Daniell
Plate no. 36 – Cape Tiger-Cat: from Sketches Representing the Native Tribes, Animals and Scenery of Southern Africa. Samuel died in Ceylon in 1811. After his death, his brother William obtained a number of sketches Samuel had done on an earlier expedition into the interior with Dr. Sommerville and Mr. John Barrow. William added: “He…
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