Studies of Young Pallah Deer Resting by Samuel Daniell

Pen and grey wash sketch of two young pallah deer resting on the ground, with faint leg studies at upper left.

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This drawing combines pen, ink and grey wash to show two resting young deer, one in the foreground and one seated behind it, with faint pencil studies of legs and a head at the upper left. The name 'Pallah' is inscribed in the lower right, indicating the animal depicted. Samuel Daniell made this study in 1802.

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1802

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