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In 1813, Daniell decided to undertake
 ‘A  Voyage  Round  Great  Britain’  what
 was to be his greatest artistic work. He
 planned to journey around the whole
 Lot No. 3  coast and record views of places of
 WILLIAM DANIELL  interest. An integral part of the venture

 1769-1837  was to provide a running commentary,
 which described the scenery and the
 ROCKY LANDSCAPE NEAR TUNBRIDGE WELLS  conditions of the people. Daniell had
 10.5 x 14.5 in (26.7 x 36.8 cm)   already made excursions in England,
 Watercolour on paper   Wales, and Scotland, so he had a good
 Circa 1820  idea of where to go and what he might
 Signed: Bottom Right   find by way of subjects for paintings.

 ` 2,00,000 - 3,00,000 | $ 2,439 - 3,659  Accompanied  by  Richard  Ayton,  Daniell
 produced topographical studies that
 Provenance: Property from a collection based in North India.  were reproduced as aquatints for the
 publication ‘A Picturesque Voyage Round
 This lot is a registered antique with the Government of India,   Great Britain (1814-25)’. The present work
 under the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act -1972, under   bears a pencil inscription like that found
 Antiquities and Art Treasures Rule 1973, under section 16 of the   on the watercolour of Deal Castle, held
 above act, with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).  in the Royal Academy of Arts collection
 which  was reproduced in aquatint  for
 This lot will be offered without a reserve.  the ‘Picturesque Voyage’.





                                                                                                       Lot No. 4
                                                                                 WILLIAM DANIELL

                                                                                                      1769-1837

                                                                          THE MONUMENT AT YARMOUTH NORFOLK
                                                                                           7.5 x 10.5 in (19 x 26.7 cm)
                                                                                                  Pencil on paper
                                                                                                           1821
                                                                                       Signed & Dated: Bottom Right

                                                                               ` 2,00,000 - 3,00,000 | $ 2,439 - 3,659

                                                                          Provenance: Property from a collection based in
                                                                                                     North India.
                                                                          This work was previously auctioned at Christie’s
                                                                         ‘London Maritime and Naval Battles’, 1st Nov, 2001.

                                                                                 This lot is a registered antique with the
                                                                           Government of India, under the Antiquities and
                                                                         Art Treasures Act -1972, under Antiquities and Art
                                                                         Treasures Rule 1973, under section 16 of the above
                                                                         act, with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).


                                                                               This lot will be offered without a reserve.
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