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'Call of the Sea'
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Description
Call of the Sea by Charles Leonard Hartwell RA (1873-1951). A rich brown/green patinated study in bronze of a young maiden in reverie set on an integral bronze plinth inscribed with lines from the poem The Sands of Dee by Charles Kingsley.
Signed CL HARTWELL to plinth.
Dimensions: H 49cm W 12.5cm D 12.5cm
Origin: English
Date: Circa 1920
Hartwell was sculptor of the bronze Memorial to Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson next to Liverpool Street Station in London. As part of the Chantrey Bequest, Tate Britain now holds his A Foul in the Giants' Race (a group of Indian elephants and their riders, 1908) and Dawn (a rather typically dreamy New Sculpture piece in marble, c.1909-1914).
Item Number: 02122214
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