David Jones

Study for ‘Lancelot’ and a drawing of man’s left leg

1938

David Jones, ‘Study for ‘Lancelot’ and a drawing of man’s left leg’ 1938 — © The estate of David Jones

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Created by: David Jones 1895–1974
Title: Study for ‘Lancelot’ and a drawing of man’s left leg
Date: 1938
Medium: Graphite on paper
Dimensions: 322 × 205 mm (drawing), 297 × 420 mm (mount)
Format: Artwork - on paper, unique
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Purchased by the Archive from the Anthony d'Offay Gallery, 1982.
Reference: TGA 8222/1/61

Neo-romanticism

Archive context

Drawings and watercolours by David Jones, photographs of his work and source material TGA 8222 (112)

One hundred and eleven drawings and watercolours by David Jones, one watercolour by C. Rhodes and one drawing by H.B. Willis TGA 8222/1 (112)

Study for 'Lancelot' and a drawing of man's left leg TGA 8222/1/61

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