Watercolour plate design of peacock
- JCII/6/1/61
- Item
- c. 19th century
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour plate design of a peacock.
Watercolour plate design of peacock
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour plate design of a peacock.
Watercolour plate design of raven
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour plate design of a raven on a riverbank with a dead fish.
Watercolour plate design of various birds
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
'Consists of a watercolour plate design of birds which is entitled "The Durham Bone".
Watercolour plate designs of birds
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of two watercolor plate designs of birds, one in flight and one perched on branch.
Watercolour sketch of a dog with the title "The best pointer in England"
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of a dog with the title "The best pointer in England."
Watercolour sketch of bird flying over cliff
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of a bird flying over a cliff.
Watercolour sketch of partridge
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of a partridge which the annotations describe as being shot and stuffed.
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of three watercolour illustrations of a woodcock at Sunnyside, Wolsingham. Includes an illustration of the bird stationary in natural surroundings, the bird in flight, and the bird dead.
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of a widow being comforted by another woman. Caption reads: 'Consolatory' Widow - "Aye! Poor Tom died too soon for the lamb - but we had a beautiful piece o' beef for the funeral."
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Consists of a watercolour sketch of a widow receiving letters. Caption reads: Widow - "Oh! Dear me - more 'turney letters - if poor John hadn't a made a will there wouldn't ha'e been all this bother about property - I really a'most wish poor John hadn't been dead - such a bother."