Mytton Hall

Mytton Hall

Item Information

Title:
Mytton Hall
Title (alt.):
Mytton Hall (Lancashire)
Description:
Mytton (Mitton) is at Whalley near Blackburn, and signifies "Mid-town," being situated between the rivers Hodder and Ribble. Mytton Hall is an old Henry VII house on the bank of the river Ribble in Lancashire. Mr. Haden was in the habit of staying at Mytton Hall for the purpose of his salmon fishing in the river, which runs past it.
Artist:
Haden, Francis Seymour, 1818-1910
Name on Item:
Seymour Haden
Date:
1859
Format:
Prints
Genre:
Drypoints
Location:
Boston Public Library
Arts Department
Collection (local):
Francis Seymour Haden (1818-1910). Prints and Drawings
Subjects:
Estates
Houses
Walkways
Places:
England > Lancashire (county) > Whalley
Extent:
1 print : drypoint ; plate mark 12 x 26 cm
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Notes:
Title from catalogue raisonné.
Alternative title from catalogue raisonné.
Schneiderman 19; Harrington 14
Additional information accompanying item: 1st. State; "Seymour Haden 1859" added. Published in "Études à l'eau-forte." Printed on parchment.
Notes (acquisition):
Gift; Shermer
Notes (date):
Date from catalogue raisonné.
Notes (citation):
Schneiderman, Richard S. (Richard Steven). "A catalogue raisonné of the prints of Sir Francis Seymour Haden." Robin Garton Ltd., 1983, London.
Harrington, Henry Nazeby. "The Engraved Work of Sir Francis Seymour Haden, P.R.E. : an illustrated and descriptive catalogue." H. Young & Sons, 1910, Liverpool.
Notes (object):
Third state (Harrington 1). Published in "Études à l'eau-forte" (no. XXIV). Additional drypoint work in the foliage at center, extreme left and upper left. Additional definition of the windows at the left and on left side of portal. Additional shading on right side of portal and on door itself. A series of oblique parallel lines at bottom of lower right window which passes over cornice. Extension of limb foliage at the center of upper window and additional work on hanging limb to right of this.
Notes (exhibitions):
Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1864.
Identifier:
18_05_000020
W. 153 (no longer used)
Barcode:
36666000033445