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Gavin Bone

1 pp 1929

Head and bust of the artist's younger son, three-quarters face to right, looking down. Wearing a soft collar and tie and indications a coat, which vary in successive states.

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3/4 length, seated at a table, holding a pen in his left hand, a book-case behind him to left. The face highly finished. The eyes now look upwards. There is a vertical shading down the bookcase, cross-hatching on the wall above and behind the head, and much more shading on the other wall as far as the end of the hand.

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Gertrude & Stephan No. 3

1 pp 1905

The mother sits, in profile to the right, and bends over the child in her lap, whose head rests upon her right hand. Done at the left end of the plate formerly used for Wilmington, Sussex, Dodgson number 145, traces of which may still be seen in the first three states. Much more finished ; plaits of hair added on the top of the head ; The dress and chair completed.

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Gertrude & Stephen Nos. 6, 7, & 8

1 pp 1905

Gertrude and Stephen No. 6: Half-length, the mother turned slightly to the right and looking down at the baby, to whom she gives the breast. Gertrude and Stephen No. 7: Three-quarter length. The mother seated in an arm-chair, with the baby lying on its back in her lap. Both her hands are raised and the left hand holds a spoon. The background is shaded vertically. The plate also contains an eighth Gertrude and Stephen, of which no separate impressions exist.

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Gertrude & Stephen, No. 2

1 pp 1905

The mother very slightly sketched, with her left arm drooping across the frock of the baby, which lies asleep on her lap with its head to the left. A border-line, double on three sides, single on the right, is ruled round the subject ; on the right and at the bottom there is also another border line.

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Gertrude & Stephen, No. 3

1 pp 1905

The mother sits, in profile to the right, and bends over the child in her lap, whose head rests upon her right hand. Done at the left end of the plate formerly used for Wilmington, Sussex, Dodgson number 145, traces of which may still be seen in the first three states. A very slight sketch ; the chair just suggested, the hair and sleeve light.

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Gertrude & Stephen, No. 3

1 pp 1905

The mother sits, in profile to the right, and bends over the child in her lap, whose head rests upon her right hand. The chair more defined ; more work on the mother's dress and on the child's head.

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Glasgow Exhibition, afternoon

1 pp 1901

A view in the Exhibition grounds. To the left a pavilion and in the distance a row of houses on a hill. In the middle a belt of trees surrounding a domed building on which the name Japan is legible ; in front a wide open space with many small figures.

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Glasgow Green

1 pp 1899

To the left an open space with trees, part of the ancient public park on which the Young Pretender encamped during the " Forty-Five." There are buildings near the trees, and on the bank of the Clyde is the boat-hiring establishment known as Geordie Geddes'. The view is taken from a small bridge over the Clyde above Glasgow, looking westward towards the city. The old jail and church towers of Glasgow were veiled in smoke and haze when the drawing was made. The apparent width of the Clyde is exaggerated, owing to the omission of the opposite bank.

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Glasgow Harbor

1 pp 1907

Across the Clyde several vessels are moored along a quay. Some of the buildings of Glasgow are seen on the right. In the middle distance a raft is being towed by a steam tug. Another tug is seen in mid-stream on the left. In the foreground is a floating wharf, and on the extreme right a vessel. Pure etching, unfinished. The plate was unsuccessfully bitten.

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Glasgow International Exhibition

1 pp 1909

An oblong view of the Exhibition buildings at a distance, water in the foreground. In the lower margin is Glasgow International Exhibition. The whole is surrounded by a border.

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Glasgow shops

1 pp 1899

A row of shops containing three bow-windows, over which are such inscriptions as (Wi)ndow Cleaner & Glazier... Earthenware, A. Black... Boot & Shoe Repairing. The middle shop is placarded with newspaper bills, Daily Record-Disaster at Sea, Daily Mail-Liberal Victory, &c. The time being Saturday afternoon, the street is enlivened by the presence of small children. On the part subsequently removed is the additional notice Lodgings for Working Men. Three first floor windows are very slightly sketched.

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