The red bus,between 1890 and 1923,London England,Wuerth,foggy wet streets

Title: [The red bus]
Creator(s): Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926, artist
Date Created/Published: [between 1890 and 1923]
Medium: 1 drawing on creme paper : watercolor with white heightening ; sheet 17.8 x 23.1 cm.
Summary: England, London. As Wuerth described, 'View of a foggy wet day on a London street, with red bus in foreground. Colors, red, rose, yellow, cream, brown, gray and black, on white paper.'
Notes:
Date from Wuerth inventory.
Exhibit loan 2624-L.
Exhibited: The Pennell Legacy: Two Centuries of Printmaking, An Exhibition at the Library of Congress, December 1983 through May 1984.
Signed in ink, LC: JoPennell.
Wuerth annotated with 575.
Wuerth, L.A. List of original drawings and paintings, London Watercolors, p. 4.
Bequest; Joseph Pennell Estate; 1926-1937; (PR 06 CN 316.402).
Forms part of: Joseph and Elizabeth Robins Pennell collection.
Conservation completed, 02.89.048.66. Called 'Street Scene, London' and dated ca. 1885 in 1983/4 exhibition. Good condition.
Bookmark /2003665252/
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