The Cliffs Foilhummerum Bay, Point of the Landing of the Shore End of Cable
Robert Dudley ( - c.1893)
Thomas Picken ( - 1870)
Colour lithograph
1865
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About the work
- Location
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Country: Ireland
City: Dublin
Place: British Embassy
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About the artist
Landscape lithographer and painter Thomas Picken was the younger brother of draughtsman and lithographer Andrew (1815-1845). The brothers were two of four sons of novelist Andrew Picken (1788-1833) and his wife Janet Coxon (1792-1871). Thomas made lithographs for David Roberts's ‘The Holy Land’ (1842-49), William Payne's ‘The Lake Scenery of England’ (1859), John Parker Lawson's ‘Scotland Delineated’ (1847-54) and other works. He exhibited one painting at the Royal Academy in 1857 and ten at the Society of Artists, Suffolk Street (1846-75). Although generally thought to have emigrated to Australia in 1870, a 2004 entry in the ‘Oxford Dictionary of National Biography’ reports that he was an inmate of the Charterhouse, London, from 1879.
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- Subjects
- rowing boat, topography, seascape/coastal scene, stone/rock, bay, shore, Irish, boy, man, woman, girl, path
- Materials & Techniques
- lithograph, colour lithograph
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Details
- Title
- The Cliffs Foilhummerum Bay, Point of the Landing of the Shore End of Cable
- Date
- 1865
- Medium
- Colour lithograph
- Acquisition
- Purchased from Parker Gallery, June 1960
- GAC number
- 5131