- Description
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- Creator
- Francis Towne (1739 - 1816)
- Title(s)
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- Ugbrooke Park
- Date
- 1776
- Medium
- Pen and black ink, grey wash
- Dimensions
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- image width 419mm,
- image length 705mm
- Inscription
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- sheet, recto, lower right
- F.Towne delt 1776”
- Object Type
- Monochrome wash
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- Catalogue Number
- FT059
- Description Sources
- Witt Library (image)
Provenance
Commissioned by Hugh, 4th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh (1726–1783), and descended to the present owner.
- Associated People & Organisations
- Private Collection
- [?] Hugh Clifford, 4th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh (1726 - 1783), Chudleigh, Devon, 1776
- Exhibition History
- Three Exeter Artists of the Eighteenth Century: Francis Hayman RA, Francis Towne, John White Abbott, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, 1951, no. 66, 67 or 69
- Bibliography
- Adrian Bury, Francis Towne - Lone Star of Water-Colour Painting, Charles Skilton: London, 1962, p. 140
- Timothy Wilcox, Francis Towne, Tate Publishing: London, 1997, p. 50
Other entries in Studio Watercolours, 1770s
Francis Towne
Landscape with Resting Man, perhaps at Canon Teign
Landscape with Resting Man, perhaps at Canon Teign
Francis Towne
A View of the Arch in Peamore Park looking towards the House
A View of the Arch in Peamore Park looking towards the House
Francis Towne
A View coming from the Belvedere to Powderham Castle
A View coming from the Belvedere to Powderham Castle
Francis Towne
Torre Abbey, Devon, the Seat of George Cary, Esq.
Torre Abbey, Devon, the Seat of George Cary, Esq.
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Comment
This is a view from near Ugbrooke House itself, looking in roughly the opposite direction to FT056. The study for this work is not known. The hill on the far side of the lake, behind the tall tree at the centre right of this drawing, is the subject of FT057.