Drawing, Goat Island and Canadian Falls, possibly 1856
Frederic Edwin Church · American, 1826-1900
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Drawing, Goat Island and Canadian Falls, possibly 1856, Frederic Edwin Church (1856), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch on yellowed paper shows a broad landscape with a river or falls in the foreground and tree-lined banks beyond. Handwritten notes in the upper right and numbered marks across the drawing record tonal and colour observations.
