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A Song of Triumph / John Doyle [artwork]

Title: A Song of Triumph [artwork]
Artist: Doyle, John, 1797-1868
Genre: artwork
Date Created: 1843
Physical Description: 16 x 11 1/4 inches (40.1 x 20.5 cm.)
Artist nationality: British
Artist role: draughtsman, painter, lithographer, and caricaturist
Original artist: Van Dyck, Anthony, 1599-1641
Inscription: Recto: l. l.: (monogram) HB ; l. l.: (just beneath image) PUBLISHED BY T. McLEAN, 26, HAYMARKET, MARCH 22nd 1843. ; l. r.: (just beneath image) PRINTED AT 70, ST. MARTINS LANE. ; bottom center: "A SONG OF TRIUMPH" / Very freely taken from the Celebrated Picture by Rubens. / In the Possession of a Cabinet Minister. ; verso: center: (in pencil) X ; l. l.: (in pencil) Reeves / 1/- ; l. l.: (in pencil) C575/638
Medium: Tinted lithograph, sepia-colored, with white highlights.
Condition: Fair condition. Trimmed to image and caption at top, right, and bottom. Only the left edge has about a one-inch margin. The upper right and lower left corners are torn, but are supported by a paper backing which covers the verso of the entire sheet. Most of the image itself is in good condition, except for corner tear at upper right.
Provenance: Harold Reeves, London, 10 Mar. 1937.
Instrument: Aulos
Related names: Rubens, Peter Paul, 1577-1640
Century: 19th century
Subject: Political Satire
Miller category: Mythological, etc.
Miller ID: 0432/U
Repository: Music Division, Library of Congress

Last Updated: 07-07-2010

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