Cotmania. Vol. VIII. 1932-3

How stern he frowns and with his broad brown arms
Chills the pale plain beneath him, Mark you Alter
The dark steam brawling round its rugged base;
These cliffs, these yawning caverns…
Caractacus
J.S Cotman, President. P.S. Munn, J. Varley, T. Powell- visitor, Stevens”
12¾ x 17½ (21)
***(3) A lovely little ‘Sketching Society’ monochrome (18)
(4) “Blickling Park"- a fine 1841 drawing. (20)
(5) Pencil portrait of a man, turned to left. “Cotman King’s College” - very good and like his earlier portraits 6½ x 6 (40)
(6) “Beeston, Cheshire.” Castle I thought was Kidwelly.
(7) Rievaulx Refectory window. Pencil. Aug 24 1820. JSC 2091- This can’t be, as J.S.C was in Normandy that day.
(8) A ‘hard’ building on a bridge- ‘Cotman 2429’ family.
*(9) At Lakenham (cf s.g. etching) girl and dog in front of a cottage. W.C. “COTMAN 1302”- C. 1809.
(10) A group of trees - “ Cotman 2429” - family
(11) Little Snoring ch/- w.c.
(12) Fisherman’s cottage at Thorpe - w.c. like the one in B.M.
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