Windmill Hill No.2, by Sir Francis Seymour Haden, Eng., (1818-1910) Drawing with it's subtle evocation of

with it's subtle evocation of light playing over the features of Chauncey Ryder's contemplative face in this excellent portrait need no apology

rural architecture and nature

Detroit and Cincinnati

It's simply one of my favorite prints

titled and annotated artist's proof in pencil

Windmill Hill No.2, by Sir Francis Seymour Haden, Eng., (1818-1910) Drawing with it's subtle evocation ofDrypoint, 1877, S. 153, 4th. state of 5, 5 15 16 x 8 7 8, a small fox mark to outlined tree in background at far right, very faint light fading and pale trace of mat line, signed and dated 1877 in the plate only by Haden, at lower left, but annotated and signed in pencil just below the plate at left by Haden's printer Goulding,: "I should select this proof as a good one F. Goulding, Printer", on antique thin cream laid paper with a partial watermark