Hyde Park, The Serpentine
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Hyde Park, The Serpentine, Tristram James Ellis (1881), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This etching shows a tree-lined path in Hyde Park beside the Serpentine lake, with two women in long dresses and a small dog walking in the foreground and a boy standing nearby. Birds fly across a cloudy sky, and distant figures and buildings appear beyond the water. The print is credited to Tristram James Ellis and dated 1881.
