Not on display
- Artist
- Sir Muirhead Bone 1876–1953
- Medium
- Graphite and watercolour on paper
- Dimensions
- Support: 209 × 285 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Presented by the artist 1919
- Reference
- N03445
Catalogue entry
N03445 FROM THE AFTER DECK OF A BATTLESHIP (H.M.S. ‘TIGER’ FROM H.M.S. ‘REPULSE’) 1917
Inscr. ‘Bone’ b.r.
Pencil and wash on cream paper, 8×10 3/4 (20·25×27·25), on paper, 8 1/4×11 1/4 (21×29).
Presented by the artist 1919.
Exh: War Drawings and Lithographs, Whitechapel Art Gallery, October–November 1917 (230); War Sketches and Portraits by Muirhead Bone and Francis Dodd, Manchester, April 1918 (114).
Lit:
C.E. Montague, The Western Front, 1917, II, at pl.78, repr. (in colour).
N03445 and N03446 were drawn when the artist was working as an Official War Artist with the Fleet.
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