'The Fiddler then began to Play the Tune again' (Illustration for 'Come Lasses and Lads' Picture Book No. 13 publ.1884)
Randolph Caldecott 1846 - 1886
Summary
Beside a maypole, a fiddler stands on a truncated upside down barrell. A formation of men (on the right) and women (on the left) holding hands promenade around to the left. The couple at the front of the group look surprised - the woman curtseys and the man has his mouth and eyes open wide and left hand held up, as they are confronted by another couple seen from behind with the man holding his hat in his hands. There is a tree on the right.
Object Name
'The Fiddler then began to Play the Tune again' (Illustration for 'Come Lasses and Lads' Picture Book No. 13 publ.1884)
Creators Name
Date Created
1880 (circa)
Dimensions
support: 17.3cm x 23.4cm
accession number
1947.119/3
Collection Group
Support
paper
Medium
watercolour
ink
Credit
George Beatson Blair bequest, 1941.
Legal
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