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The Assumption of The Virgin
Possibly a preparatory drawing for an illustrated copy of Jerusalem Delivered
Jean Bérain the Elder (1640 –1711) both were draughtsmen
The Tate Gallery
Pen ink and watercolour drawing on laid paper laid to backing sheet
Edward Hill Lacey Pencil Portrait Drawing Circa.1920 Shooting The Assumption of The VirginEdward Hill Lacey 1891 1967. Stunning early 20th Century Slade School pencil drawing. 19 by 25. 5 cms. Some slight surface grubbiness and light foxing to no real detriment. Signed lower left. Sculptor, draughtsman and drypoint printmaker, Lacey was born in Bradford, Yorkshire and attended art school locally from the age of 19. Following service in the First World War he moved to London and attended the Slade School of Fine Art. Exhibiting from 1924 in
