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SIR DAVID WILKIE, R.A. #251,486

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Museum Acquisitions

Study for 'Sir David Baird Discovering the Body of Tipu Sahib'

Study for 'Sir David Baird Discovering the Body of Tipu Sahib', 1834

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Two studies for Nelson sealing the Copenhagen Letter; and John Knox Preaching

Two studies for Nelson sealing the Copenhagen Letter; and John Knox Preaching

£1,008 ($1k USD)

Queen Victoria on horseback: a sketch

Queen Victoria on horseback: a sketch

£47,500 ($63k USD)

The Death of Sir Philip Sidney

The Death of Sir Philip Sidney

Sketch for "A Whisky Still at Lochgilphead"

Sketch for "A Whisky Still at Lochgilphead"

Nelson sealing the Copenhagen letter

Nelson sealing the Copenhagen letter

The daughter of Admiral Walker, Emily Wake Walker

The daughter of Admiral Walker, Emily Wake Walker

£15,000 ($20k USD)

Illustration for Sir Walter Scott's 'Peveril of the Peak': Peveril and the Dwarf

Illustration for Sir Walter Scott's 'Peveril of the Peak': Peveril and the Dwarf

£1,625 ($2k USD)

Portrait of King William IV, three-quarter length, wearing the robes of the Garter

Portrait of King William IV, three-quarter length, wearing the robes of the Garter

€106,250 ($117k USD)

The Penny Wedding, a sketch

The Penny Wedding, a sketch

£97,250 ($128k USD)

The Tartar Messenger narrating the fall of Acre, unfinished

The Tartar Messenger narrating the fall of Acre, unfinished

£102,000 ($135k USD)

Study for 'Guess my name'

Study for 'Guess my name'

£840 ($1k USD)

Portrait of the Prince Regent

Portrait of the Prince Regent

£600 ($792 USD)

Warriors in combat

Warriors in combat

£420 ($554 USD)

A study of two young ladies of fashion

A study of two young ladies of fashion

£420 ($554 USD)

A sketchbook of figure, landscape and other drawings, including studies for 'The Entry of George IV into Holyrood House' (1830), the portraits of Queen Adelaide (1833) and the Duke of Wellington (1835), and 'Nelson sealing the Copenhagen Despatch', and further studies of compositions and details including figure groups, buildings, window and door frames, a table and ornamental urn, basket-hilt, picture frame and other subjects

A sketchbook of figure, landscape and other drawings, including studies for 'The Entry of George IV into Holyrood House' (1830), the portraits of Queen Adelaide (1833) and the Duke of Wellington (1835), and 'Nelson sealing the Copenhagen Despatch', and further studies of compositions and details including figure groups, buildings, window and door frames, a table and ornamental urn, basket-hilt, picture frame and other subjects

£4,182 ($6k USD)

Figures around the hearth, and with a subsidiary study of a mother holding a child and a dog ( recto ), and landscape studies ( verso )

Figures around the hearth, and with a subsidiary study of a mother holding a child and a dog ( recto ), and landscape studies ( verso )

£717 ($946 USD)

The Spanish Girl

The Spanish Girl

£363,650 ($480k USD)

Preparing for the ball

Preparing for the ball

£4,780 ($6k USD)

Abram Incab Messir

Abram Incab Messir

£10,755 ($14k USD)

Study for 'The Breakfast' ( recto ); and Figures seated at a table ( verso )

Study for 'The Breakfast' ( recto ); and Figures seated at a table ( verso )

£1,792 ($2k USD)

Portrait of Sir William Knighton (1776-1836), head and shoulders, unfinished

Portrait of Sir William Knighton (1776-1836), head and shoulders, unfinished

£16,450 ($22k USD)

The Village Festival: A finished sketch

The Village Festival: A finished sketch

£223,750 ($295k USD)

Leaving the manse, a composition study

Leaving the manse, a composition study

£1,645 ($2k USD)

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Study for 'Sir David Baird Discovering the Body of Tipu Sahib'

J. Paul Getty Museum · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1995 · Accession 95.GG.13 · Drawings

The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

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