Location

Country: UK
City: London
Place: Government Art Collection

Alfred Newman was a pupil of the draughtsman and lithographer George Hawkins. He engraved architectural subjects after designs by architects, including George Edmund Street (1824-1881), William Eden Nesfield (1835-1888) and Charles Wickes (born 1828). Newman also produced the lithographs for ‘Reliques [sic] of Ancient English Architecture’ by J. Johnson, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, and ‘Specimens of Mediaeval Architecture’ by W. E. Nesfield (1861-62).

Places

England, Yorkshire

Subjects

topography, man, woman, girl, gravestone, path, church, church windows, tower

Materials & Techniques

lithograph, coloured lithograph

Artist

Charles Wickes (1828 - )
Alfred Newman ( - 1866)

Title

St. George’s, Doncaster, Yorkshire

Date

Medium

Coloured lithograph

Acquisition

Purchased from the Parker Gallery, March 1969

GAC number

8353