C.H. Jr. St John's College, Cambridge Architectural Studies

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A pair of original c.1850s pen & ink drawings – C.H. Jr., St John's College, Cambridge Architectural Studies, Window & Balustrade.

A charming pair of architectural studies, on two separate sheets.

These form part of a collection of works by the same hand that we have for sale.

In pen and ink with graphite. On thin card. Please note the small size of this artwork.

+ Read the S&W Collection Research

Landscapes & Architecture, Kent & Beyond: C.H. & C.H. Jr Watercolours 1847–1875

This charming work derives from a broader group of pictures by two British hands, primarily initialled C.H. and C.H. Junior.

The identity of the artists, presumed to be father and son, is unknown, but the works date from the period 1847 to 1875, with the majority from the 1850s and 1860s. Based on numerous landscapes in the collection, there appears to be a connection with the Herne Bay area of Kent.

Both artists evidently had considerable artistic talent; an emphasis on architectural subjects within their work, including some technical-style drawings, perhaps suggests one of them was an architect. The charm of the greater collection is, however, its encyclopedic breadth, covering animals, landscapes, buildings and ethnographic figure subjects—all rendered with delicacy and flair.

+ Artwork Details

Dimensions: Height: 13cm (5.12") Width: 9.8cm (3.86")

Presented: Unframed.

Medium: Pen & Ink

Age: Mid-19th-century

Signed: Initialled lower right.

Inscribed: Yes.

Dated: --

Condition: One of the studies has two small wormholes and a surface scratch. Please see photos for detail. There are historical adhesive marks and/or paper remnants to the corners on the verso, from previous mounting.

Stock number: KE-026