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Object Type
Museum number: 1923,0714.30
Title: Object: Sir Walter Scott and his Literary Friends at Abbotsford
Description: Interior with several men sitting around a table laid with fruit and wine, including Scott who sits on the right reading a paper; another man on the far left investigates a sword; the room opens behind through an archway, into a square bay with windows on three sides; after Faed. 1854 Mixed method mezzotint
Producer name: Print made by: James Faed; After: Thomas Faed; Published by: James Keith; Published by: Williams, Stevens & Co
School/style: British; American
Production date: 1854
Production place: Published in: Edinburgh; Published in: New York (city)
Materials
Technique: mezzotint; mixed method
Dimensions: Height: 517 millimetres (image); Width: 718 millimetres
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Location: Not on display
Associated names: Portrait of: Sir Walter Scott; Portrait of: James Hogg; Portrait of: Henry Mackenzie; Portrait of: John Wilson; Portrait of: George Crabbe; Portrait of: John Gibson Lockhart; Portrait of: William Wordsworth; Portrait of: Francis Jeffrey; Portrait of: Sir Adam Ferguson; Portrait of: Thomas Moore; Portrait of: Thomas Campbell; Portrait of: Sir William Allan; Portrait of: Sir David Wilkie; Portrait of: Archibald Constable; Portrait of: James Ballantyne; Portrait of: Sir Humphrey Davy; Portrait of: Thomas Thomson
Associated places: Associated with: Abbotsford
Acquisition name
Acquisition date: 1923
Department: Prints and Drawings
Registration number: 1923,0714.30

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