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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jul 6, 2023 | Christie's | London | Remastered: Old Masters from the Collection of J.E. Safra - Selling Without Reserve | 5 | $****** - ****** | London: Autumnal Morning | |||
Apr 2, 1996 | Christie's | London | British Drawings & Watercolours including Collection of Views of t | 30 | Estimates not disclosed | Lodon, autumnal morning |
Works on Paper
67.6 x 101 cm (26.63 x 39.75 in)
watercolour with scratching out
(Possibly) commissioned by John Burnet.
(Possibly) William Leader (1767-1828), and by descent to his son,
John Temple Leader (1810-1903).
Anonymous sale; Christie"s, London, 18 March 1843, lot 59, as ‘London from Wadsworth - Cows in foreground" (33 gns. to Graves).
W. Wilson.
Charles E. Flavell; Christie"s, London, 26 March 1860, lot 151B, as ‘London, from Battersea fields" (unsold).
Anonymous sale; Foster"s, London, 19 November 1860, lot 11, as ‘London from Battersea. 39 x 26" (135 gns. to White).
Charles Frederick Huth; Christie"s, London, 6 July 1895, lot 60, as ‘London from the Battersea Fields" (350 gns. to the following),
with Agnew"s, London, from whom acquired by the following,
Ralph Brocklebank, 19 February 1896.
William Permain; Christie"s, London, 18 May 1901, lot 73, as ‘London from Lambeth Fields, cattle in the foreground" (150 gns. to the following),
Julius David Ichenhauser.
Ralph Brocklebank; (†) Christie"s, London, 7 July 1922, lot 33, as "London, from the Battersea Fields, an Autumnal Morning" (650 gns. to the following),
Sir Edmund Royds Brocklebank, and by descent until,
Anonymous sale; Christie"s, London, 2 April 1996, lot 30, when acquired by the present owner.
London, Royal Academy of Arts, Council Room, 1801, no. 329, as "London: Autumnal morning".
London, Cooke"s Gallery, 1824, no. 91, as "Morning - An Effect of Nature in the neighbourhood of London".
Manchester, Manchester Art Gallery, Art Treasures Exhibition , 1857, no. 308a, as "Distant View of London".
London, Guildhall Art Gallery, 1899, no. 97, as "London, from the south".
(Possibly) London, 47 Victoria Street, Franco-British Exhibition , 1908, no. 496.
London, Agnew"s, 1913, no. 55.
W. Thornbury, The Life of J.M.W. Turner, R.A ., London, 1862, II, p. 406.
W. Thornbury, The Life of J.M.W. Turner, R.A ., London, 1877 (revised ed.), p. 608.
F. Wedmore, Turner and Ruskin , 1900, I, repr. facing p. 8.
C.F. Bell, The Exhibited Works of J.M.W. Turner, R.A. , London, 1901, p. 41, no. 56.
W. Armstrong, Turner , London, 1902, p. 262, as ‘London, from the South. Circa 1800-1802".
R. Radcliffe Carter, Pictures & Engravings at Haughton Hall, Tarporley, in the Possession of Ralph Brocklebank , London, 1904, p. 84, no. 74.
A.J. Finberg, The Life of J.M.W. Turner, R.A. , London, 1939, and 1961 (revised edition), p. 464, no. 70, and p. 485, no. 296, as ‘Morning - An Effect of Nature in the neighbourhood of London".
A. Wilton, The Life and Work of J.M.W. Turner , Fribourg and London, 1979, p. 331, no. 278.
A. Wilton, Turner in his Time , London, 1987, pp. 85, 165.
D. Hill, Turner on the Thames , London, 1993, repr. p. 22, pl. 28.
J. Piggott, "Salerooms Report", Turner Society News , August 1997, no. 76, p. 11.
I. Warrell, Turner Inspired. In the Light of Claude , exhibition catalogue, London, 2012, p. 30, fig. 15.
E. Shanes, Young Mr Turner. The First Forty Years: 1775-1815 , New Haven and London, 2016, p. 204, fig. 246.
JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A. (LONDON 1775-1851)
London: Autumnal Morning
watercolour with scratching out
26 5/8 x 39 3/4 in. (67.8 x 101 cm.)
