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C Varley Pencil Drawings Biography
I discovered this pencil drawing in my attic. I looked him up but couldn't find anything. Is he anyone special?? It is a tiger in the grass.
What is it worth??
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where did you look - there seems to be lots of info around including people who have asked about him on yahoo answers!
try searching for - C Varley artist
Cornelius Varley, (British, 1781– 1873) artist
value will depend on size and quality - you need to take it to a museum where they have other Varley works
the link below shows a Varley watercolour valued at $800 - your picture is likely to be much less
I have a pencil drawing signed C.Varley of the blues brothers
and does anyone have any information about him.
but other people said he died in the 18th century but i couldn't be so did his sons paint as well?
5 years ago
Inscribed ‘West Humble lane Dorking Surry C Varley 1806’ below drawing, the date in pencil and the rest in ink.
Watercolour and pencil 8¿ x 13 5/16 (21.9 x 33.9) on paper 9¼ x 14 (23.5 x 35.6).
Purchased from P. & D. Colnaghi & Co. Ltd (Grant-in-Aid) 1973.
Coll: As T01710.
Exh: Colnaghi, February-March 1973 (37, repr.).
When he took up drawing and watercolour painting around 1800 Cornelius Varley studied informally with his brother John and with the collector, patron and amateur artist, Dr Thomas Munro. T01711 was probably made on an excursion from Dr Munro’s house at Fetcham, a few miles from West Humble. Cotman had also drawn at West Humble while staying with Dr Munro in 1799 or 1800 (S. Kitson, The Life of John Sell Cotman, 1937, pp.14–15) and a view from Polesden by John Varley, ‘Made in company with Dr Monro’ in 1800, is at the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne. Another watercolour made by Cornelius Varley at West Humble Lane was included in the exhibition referred to above (43).
C Varley Pencil Drawings Biography
I discovered this pencil drawing in my attic. I looked him up but couldn't find anything. Is he anyone special?? It is a tiger in the grass.
What is it worth??
3 years ago Report Abuse
Pusia
Best Answer - Chosen by Voters
where did you look - there seems to be lots of info around including people who have asked about him on yahoo answers!
try searching for - C Varley artist
Cornelius Varley, (British, 1781– 1873) artist
value will depend on size and quality - you need to take it to a museum where they have other Varley works
the link below shows a Varley watercolour valued at $800 - your picture is likely to be much less
I have a pencil drawing signed C.Varley of the blues brothers
and does anyone have any information about him.
but other people said he died in the 18th century but i couldn't be so did his sons paint as well?
5 years ago
Inscribed ‘West Humble lane Dorking Surry C Varley 1806’ below drawing, the date in pencil and the rest in ink.
Watercolour and pencil 8¿ x 13 5/16 (21.9 x 33.9) on paper 9¼ x 14 (23.5 x 35.6).
Purchased from P. & D. Colnaghi & Co. Ltd (Grant-in-Aid) 1973.
Coll: As T01710.
Exh: Colnaghi, February-March 1973 (37, repr.).
When he took up drawing and watercolour painting around 1800 Cornelius Varley studied informally with his brother John and with the collector, patron and amateur artist, Dr Thomas Munro. T01711 was probably made on an excursion from Dr Munro’s house at Fetcham, a few miles from West Humble. Cotman had also drawn at West Humble while staying with Dr Munro in 1799 or 1800 (S. Kitson, The Life of John Sell Cotman, 1937, pp.14–15) and a view from Polesden by John Varley, ‘Made in company with Dr Monro’ in 1800, is at the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne. Another watercolour made by Cornelius Varley at West Humble Lane was included in the exhibition referred to above (43).
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