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Inscribed ‘Knole Park’ and signed with initials ‘GR’ in pencil. An inscription in ink on an old Colnaghi paper label (once attached to the original frame) reads: George Richmond R.A. / Knole Park / Watercolour. Framed and Glazed. Pencil and watercolour on paper c1853. Provenance: By descent in the Richmond family. Exhibited: P.&D.Colnaghi & Co. Ltd. 14, Old Bond Street, London.
In ‘The Richmond Papers,’ by A.M.W.Stirling. Publ, 1926., pages 106-111. William Richmond writes in length of their holidays in Sevenoaks and describes Knole, in the early 1850s as a solitary place where one might wander a whole day and not meet a soul . . . an enchanted place, England at its very best.
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