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Autumn
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Autumn

Dateca. 1760
Artist/Maker
Publisher 1725 - 1794
Publisher
MediumMezzotint with line engraving
DimensionsOH: 14 1/4" x OW: 10 1/2"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1961-171,3
DescriptionLower margin reads: "Autumn, full-grown & burden'd with her fruit,/ Can ev'ry Palate with her Dainties suit,/ Whate'er the Garden what the Trees produce/ To please your Taste, you now may pick & chuse./ Autumn./ Printed for & Sold by Henry Overton, at the White Horse without Newgate, & Rob.t Sayer at the Golden Buck opposite Fetter Lane, Fleet Street."Label TextOne out of four prints from a series representing the seasons. A lovely girl is shown holding a basket of fruit. In the background a man stands on the top of a ladder pulling fruit from a tree, and tossing it down to a woman who catches it in her apron, while another picks up from the ground.ProvenanceBefore 1961, the Old Print Shop (New York, NY); 1961-present, purchased by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Williamsburg, VA).
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Johnson
ca. 1760
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Johnson
ca. 1760
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Robert Sayer
1785
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Robert Pyle
1760-1765
1961-170,3, Print
David Teniers
1751
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Jean Baptiste Joseph Pater
1740-1755
1958-629,2, Print
Carington Bowles
November 9, 1784
Print 1947-45
Henry Overton
1745-1760
1958-485, Teapot
1785-1800