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Pen and ink drawing of a stone oratory with a kneeling figure, plus three insets of Richmond, Gloucester, and Queen Elizabeth

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King Richard III, the oratory and three small insets of Queen Elizabeth (Mary Rorke), Richmond, and Duke of Gloucester, Herbert Railton (1889). Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink drawing on tan paper shows a stone oratory with a kneeling figure before a lancet window, and an arched passage behind it. Three inset vignettes show Richmond in armour holding a sword, the Duke of Gloucester gesturing in a long cloak, and Queen Elizabeth in a richly patterned gown and high headdress. The work is dated 1889 and is by Herbert Railton, titled King Richard III.