John White Abbott Pen Ink And Watercolour Landscape Drawing The Track To The Woods 1840 Youth The stranger saw the good-humoured

The stranger saw the good-humoured complacency of his host and soon felt himself at home

Presented in an early 18th

Century Watercolour 7

Cliffs Near Dieppe

Daughter of Réne Bonabes Monsieur de la Fonchais and Marie Cottineau

John White Abbott Pen Ink And Watercolour Landscape Drawing The Track To The Woods 1840 Youth The stranger saw the good-humouredJohn White Abbott 1763 1851. British School. Pen ink and watercolour drawing. The Track To The Woods. Inscribed to the reverse '105' and dated 'Augt. 13 1840'. Provenance: With Chris Beetles Gallery London. 10. 6 by 15 cms. Image. 34. 5 by 42. 8 cms Framed overall. A pupil of Francis Towne. Abbott was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy from 1795 onwards. By profession a Surgeon, he painted for his own pleasure and generally did not sell his