Hendrik De Meijer 18th.Century Dutch School Watercolour Summer Landscape Circa.1770 ironmongery 5 by 56 cms pl

5 by 56 cms pl

Watercolour drawing on wove paper

A preparatory study for the finished pastel in the Yale Center for British Art

He worked mainly in East Anglia and the South of England in the first decades of the eighteenth century

Castlereagh supported repressive measures that linked him in public opinion to the Peterloo Massacre of 1819

Hendrik De Meijer 18th.Century Dutch School Watercolour Summer Landscape Circa.1770 ironmongery 5 by 56 cms plHendrik de Meijer 1744 1793. Dutch School 18th. Century Watercolour drawing. A country landscape with harvesters at work. Initialled to reverse with collection stamp of John MacGowan d. 1804. Noted late 18th. Century collector of master drawings, probably from his Sale of 26 01 1804. 9 by 7 cms. Meijer was born in Amsterdam in 1744, He studied at the Stadstekenacademie there until 1768. He moved to Haarlem and started a wallpaper factory there between