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James Webb
Gloucester (late 19th century)
oil on canvas
50.8 × 60.7 cm
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Bequest of Alfred Felton, 1904
© Public Domain
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Gloucester
(late 19th century)
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
50.8 × 60.7 cm
Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Bequest of Alfred Felton, 1904
© Public Domain
Gallery location
19th Century European Paintings Gallery
Level 2, NGV International
Artwork Details
Inscription
inscribed (diagonally) in blue paint l.l.: James WEBB
inscribed in red paint on reverse u.c.: Gloucester / James Webb (underlined)
Accession Number
139-2
Department
International Painting
This digital record has been made available on NGV Collection Online through the generous support of Digitisation Champion Dame Carol Colburn-Grigor CBE through Metal Manufactures Limited
Subjects (general)
Cityscapes Landscapes
Subjects (specific)
barges (flat-bottomed watercraft) cathedrals (works by context) cities freight Gloucester (inhabited place) riverine landscapes Severn (river) United Kingdom (nation)
Provenance
With H. Koekkoek & Sons, Melbourne, by 1889; exhibited Koekkoek's Exhibition of Pictures, premises of Gemmell, Tuckett & Co., Melbourne, 1889; sale, Gemmell, Tuckett & Co., Melbourne, 22 November 1889 (no lot no.); from where purchased by Alfred Felton (1831–1904), 1889; collection of Alfred Felton, Melbourne, until 1904; by whom bequeathed to the NGV, 1904.