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Framed reproduction print after a painting by John Crome. There is a water scene of a harbor full of ships with a buoy in the foreground and land with buildings and trees to the right.
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"Copyright Printed & Published by Geo Pulman & Sons. Ltd. London." (printed)
"By permission of the 16 Trustees of the Iveagh Bequest." (printed)
"A Yarmouth Water Frolic / John Crome" (printed)
"The original of this is a very fine / picture by old 'Crome' of Yarmouth / Guards on a carnival day. It hangs / in the gallery at 'Kenwood' the / beautiful place given by Ld Iveagh we / visited Kenwood the day it was / opened to the public in July 1928 and / saw it then. Anna bought this / reproduction and gave it to me / on Christmas 1928. / Stephen W. Phillips / 34 Chesnut St / Salem" (handwritten)
Original to Phillips House (Salem, Mass.),
P443
After Crome, John, 1768-1821 (Artist)
After Crome, John Bernay, 1794-1842 (Artist)
George Pulman & Sons Ltd. (Publisher)
London, Engalnd
13 5/16 x 16 14/16 x 11/16 (HxWxD) (inches)
Gift of the Stephen Phillips Memorial Charitable Trust for Historic Preservation
2006.44.866
London (Greater London, England, United Kingdom)
Title A Yarmouth Water Frolic Accession Number
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