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A Country Church

Henry Edridge, 1769–1821

Part of a collection of 115 works distributed to 21 public collections. Sir Edward Marsh bequeathed his modern pictures to the Contemporary Art Society and the remainder of this collection to the Art Fund for selection and distribution to suitable galleries. The drawings consist mainly of works by English artists of the 18th and 19th centuries. Perhaps the most important groups are the Romneys, Wilsons and Rowlandsons all chosen with the discriminating taste which invariably distinguished Sir Edward Marsh's acquisitions.

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Title of artwork, date

A Country Church, 1769–1821

Date supported

1953

Medium and material

Pencil

Dimensions

20 x 30 cm

Gifted by

Sir Edward Marsh

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