File:David Lucas (after John Constable) - The Lock and Dedham Vale.jpg

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Summary

David Lucas: English: The Lock; and Dedham Vale (

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Artist

David Lucas (1802–1881)
Alternative names	David I Lucas
Description	British mezzotint engraver
Date of birth/death	18 August 1802	22 August 1881
Location of birth/death		Fulham
Authority file	: Q18508114 VIAF: 100383097 ISNI: 000000009518974X ULAN: 500003709 LCCN: n94041534 NLA: 35759515 WorldCat

Title

English: The Lock; and Dedham Vale

Description

English: A mezzotint of John Constable's painting The Lock

Date

1834

Medium

mezzotint print

Dimensions

height: 73.7 cm (29 in); width: 59.5 cm (23.4 in)

Collection

Private collection

Object history

Ppublished by F.G. Moon, London, 1834
Published by S. Hollyer, London, 1838

Notes

English: The mezzotint was prepared from Constable's second version (Foster) of The Lock, which he kept with him until his death.
This copy sold for £4,750 (including hammer price and buyer's premium) at a Christie's London sale, 7 December 2011.

References

David Lucas, John Constable: The Lock. Tate Galleries.

Source/Photographer

Christie's, LotFinder: entry 5512472 (sale 3311, lot 85, London, 7 December 2011): dezoomified image uploaded without further processing

Licensing

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