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Title: Gray's Elegy Illustrated
Author:
Thomas Gray (British, London 1716–1771 Cambridge)
Artist:
E. Hall (British, active 1836–37)
Artist:
After George Barret, the younger (British, London 1767–1842 London)
Artist:
After Copley Fielding (British, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorks 1787–1855 Worthing, West Sussex)
Artist:
After John Constable (British, East Bergholt 1776–1837 Hampstead)
Artist:
After George Cattermole (British, Dickleburgh, Norfolk 1800–1868 Clapham Common, London)
Artist:
After Charles Gray (British, born Newcastle, died 1845)
Artist:
After Thomas Stothard (British, London 1755–1834 London)
Artist:
After Peter De Wint (British, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent 1784–1849 London)
Artist:
After Solomon Alexander Hart (British, Plymouth 1806–1881 London)
Artist:
After Thomas Landseer (British, London 1795–1880 London)
Artist:
After J. Howard (British, active 19th century)
Artist:
After William Westall (British, Hertford 1781–1850 London)
Artist:
After Sir Augustus Wall Callcott (British, London 1779–1844 London)
Artist:
After Charles Landseer (British, London 1799/1800–1879 London)
Artist:
After John James Chalou (Swiss, Geneva 1778–1854 London)
Artist:
After James Henry Nixon (British, ca. 1808–ca. 1850)
Artist:
After Henry Howard (British, London 1769–1847 Oxford)
Artist:
After Richard Westall (British, Reepham, Norfolk 1765–1836 London)
Artist:
After George Barret, the younger (British, London 1767–1842 London)
Artist:
After Theodore Henry Adolphus Fielding (British, Yorkshire 1781–1851 Croydon)
Artist:
After William John Thomas Collins (British, London 1788–1847 London)
Date: 1836–37
Medium: Pen and brown ink
Dimensions: Overall: 9 3/16 x 11 1/2 x 1 in. (23.4 x 29.2 x 2.5 cm)
Classifications: Albums, Drawings
Credit Line: Gift of Lincoln Kirstein, 1970
Object Number: 1970.565.578
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