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A Young Couple, A Child and an Old Man - Study for "Presbyterian Catechising" and verso: Life Studies
A Young Couple, A Child and an Old Man - Study for "Presbyterian Catechising" and verso: Life Studies

A Young Couple, A Child and an Old Man - Study for "Presbyterian Catechising" and verso: Life Studies

Artist (Aberdeen, Scotland, 1817 - 1867)
Datec. 1847
Mediumcharcoal on paper
ClassificationsPaintings And Drawings
DimensionsOverall: Height: 51 cm, Width: 75 cm
Frame: Height: 71.2 cm, Width: 86.5 cm
AcquisitionPresented in 1934 by Mrs Colin Phillip.
CopyrightOut of copyright - CC0
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG004208
About MeCatechisms, usually in the form of learned questions and answers, are ways of summarising religious doctrine and are characteristic mainly of Western Christianity.
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Catechisms, usually in the form of learned questions and answers, are ways of summarising religious doctrine and are characteristic mainly of Western Christianity.

Study of a Parson for "Presbyterian Catechising"
Study of a Parson for "Presbyterian Catechising"
John Phillip
c. 1848
Parents Presenting the Child - Study for "Baptism In Scotland"
Parents Presenting the Child - Study for "Baptism In Scotland"
John Phillip
1850
An Elderly Couple and a Woman with a Child - Study for "Baptism In Scotland" and verso: Figure Studies
An Elderly Couple and a Woman with a Child - Study for "Baptism In Scotland" and verso: Figure Studies
John Phillip
c. 1850
John Knox Dispensing The Sacrament - Sketch (For Painting In John Knox House, Edinburgh) by Wil…
John Knox Dispensing the Sacrament - Sketch for the painting in John Knox's House, Edinburgh
William Dyce
1850-1864
Man Putting Something Into a Chest - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" and verso: Figure Studies
Man Putting Something Into a Chest - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" and verso: Figure Studies
John Phillip
c. 1849
A Judge - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" & verso: Life Study
A Judge - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" & verso: Life Study
John Phillip
1849
Study For "Falling Leaves" by James Cowie
Study for "Falling Leaves"
James Cowie
Study for "Andromeda" by Robert Brough
Study for "Andromeda"
Robert Brough
Man Being Examined - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" & verso Study of Robert The Bruce
Man Being Examined - Study for "Drawing for the Militia" & verso Study of Robert The Bruce
John Phillip
1849
Image Not Available for A Scottish Lass - Study for "The Scottish Lassies" and verso: Figure Study of a Female Nude
A Scottish Lass - Study for "The Scottish Lassies" and verso: Figure Study of a Female Nude
John Phillip
1855
Study For "Dawn
Study For "Dawn
Robert Sivell
Female Nude - Study For "The Evening Star
Female Nude - Study For "The Evening Star
James Cowie
C1937-44
Study for Diana
Study for Diana
John Macallan Swan
Female Figures
Female Figures
Sir Frank Brangwyn
Image Not Available for Life Study
Life Study
John Phillip
Study of a Pregnant Woman
Study of a Pregnant Woman
John Phillip
Image Not Available for Study of a Highland Chieftain
Study of a Highland Chieftain
John Phillip
Study For "Noon"
Study For "Noon"
Robert Sivell
Study for "Presbyterian Catechising"
Study for "Presbyterian Catechising"
John Phillip
c. 1847
Study For "Bathers"
Study For "Bathers"
Robert Sivell
A Guitarist - Study for "Life Among the Gypsies" & verso Mother and Child - for "A Highland Interior"
A Guitarist - Study for "Life Among the Gypsies" & verso Mother and Child - for "A Highland Interior"
John Phillip
1852
An Embracing Couple - Study for "A Scotch Fair" & verso Two Heads - Study for "A School"
An Embracing Couple - Study for "A Scotch Fair" & verso Two Heads - Study for "A School"
John Phillip
c. 1848
Mother and Child - Study for "A Highland Interior" and verso Sketch for a Composition
Mother and Child - Study for "A Highland Interior" and verso Sketch for a Composition
John Phillip
1855
Head Of Man Wearing Large Hat by Sir William Allan
Head of a Gypsy Woman - Study for The Recovery of the Stolen Child
Sir William Allan
c.1821