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Algernon Newton

Sketch for ‘Sunset at Hove’ and on the reverse a sketch of a figure on a horizontal line.

March 1928

Sketch for ‘Sunset at Hove’

Created by
Algernon Newton 1880–1968
Date
March 1928
Medium
Ink and graphite on paper
Dimensions
123 × 169 mm
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Created by
Algernon Newton 1880–1968
Title
Sketch for ‘Sunset at Hove’ and on the reverse a sketch of a figure on a horizontal line.
Date
March 1928
Format
Artwork - on paper, unique
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented by Mrs Douglas Chanter, 1974
Reference
TGA 749/2/5

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  • Personal papers and artwork of Algernon Newton TGA 749 (76)
    • Drawings, paintings and etchings by Algernon Newton TGA 749/2 (76)
      • Sketch for ‘Sunset at Hove’ and on the reverse a sketch of a figure on a horizontal line. TGA 749/2/5
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