Portrait of the art dealer Wisselingh

Charles Haslewood Shannon British
 Sitter Elbert Jan van Wisselingh Dutch

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An accomplished portraitist, Shannon collected and studied old master drawings, and here uses a traditional three-color chalk technique to portray Elbert Jan van Wisselingh. The latter art dealer and print pubilsher came to London from Haarlem to establish the Dutch Gallery in 1892 as a London branch of E.J. van Wisselingh & Co. With Charles de Sousy Ricketts, Shannon worked on a range of artistic and publishing ventures around this time, and also made experimental lithographs, several representing Wisselingh.

Portrait of the art dealer Wisselingh, Charles Haslewood Shannon (British, Lincolnshire 1863–1937 Richmond), Black, white and red chalk on pink paper

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