Path to Dragons Well

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

  • Artwork typephotograph, page
  • Object numberRP-F-2001-7-353-5
  • Dimensionsheight 94 mm x width 73 mm
  • Physical characteristicsalbuminedruk

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"rock-formations" by Theophilus Smith

Table Rock

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Table Rock

Dragon's Den

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Dragon's Den

Lovers' Rocks

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Lovers' Rocks

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Path from Dragon's Den to Dragon's cellar

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Path from Dragon's Den to Dragon's cellar

Table Rock

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Table Rock

Dragon's Den

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Dragon's Den

More Hall; Dewden Brook and the Valley of the Don from Wharncliffe Crags

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

More Hall; Dewden Brook and the Valley of the Don from Wharncliffe Crags

Wharncliffe lodge

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Wharncliffe lodge

Lovers' Rocks

Theophilus Smith, c. 1854 - in or before 1864

Lovers' Rocks

Identification

  • Title(s)

    Path to Dragons Well

  • Series title(s)

    Wharncliffe

  • Object type

  • Object number

    RP-F-2001-7-353-5

Creation

  • Creation

    photographer: Theophilus Smith, Wharncliffe Crags

  • Dating

    c. 1854 - in or before 1864

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    albuminedruk

  • Dimensions

    height 94 mm x width 73 mm

Explanatory note

  • Foto tegenover pagina 8.

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  • Subject

Acquisition and rights

  • Credit line

    Purchased with the support of the Mondriaan Stichting, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the VSBfonds, the Paul Huf Fonds/Rijksmuseum Fonds and the Egbert Kunstfonds

  • Acquisition

    purchase 2001

  • Copyright

    Public domain

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