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Hake and Compton-Rickett, Life and Letters, vol. 1, facing page 88.
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Marillier, DGR: An Illustrated Memorial, 157-158.
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Surtees, A Catalogue Raisonné, vol. 1, 123 (no. 218).
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Hake and Compton-Rickett, Life and Letters, vol. 1, facing page 88.
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Marillier, DGR: An Illustrated Memorial, 157-158.
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Surtees, A Catalogue Raisonné, vol. 1, 123 (no. 218).
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Hake and Compton-Rickett reproduction
Scholarly Commentary
Introduction
The whereabouts of this crayon drawing, which originally belonged to Watts-Dunton, are unknown. It was said to be an illustration of a story by Watts-Dunton (“The Prisoner's Daughter”), but as Marillier points out, this could not have been the original purpose of the 1870 drawing, since DGR and Watts-Dunton's acquaintance dates from 1872.