Who created "Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the River Thames Beyond"?

Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the River Thames Beyond was created by William Havell in ca. 1826.

What medium is "Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the River Thames Beyond"?

Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the River Thames Beyond is Graphite, watercolor and gouache (bodycolor) with gum arabic and scratching out.

Yes, Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the River Thames Beyond is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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This artwork was created ca. 1826.

ca. 1826

Medium

Graphite, watercolor and gouache (bodycolor) with gum arabic and scratching out

1782–1857 • United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandKingdom of Great Britain

Comment on works: Landscapes; Portraits

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