PrintsBritish19th century
Road up: Midnight
1884
Artists
Walter SickertArtist
Description
"A street scene with a watchman seated in a shelter. At back of the shelter is a low wall. Etched in the plate at lower left above the borderline in cursive writing, what appears to be Fortess Road, located in Camden. Only State, Fitzwilliam Museum" 1884
Provenance
[Clive Farahar & Sophie Dupre, Cale Wiltshire September 3 2006]; Patricia Cornwell; Harvard Art Museum
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