Edward Frederick Brewtnall R.W.S. R.B.A Oil Sketch King Lear Act III Scene 4. Circa.1892 Miniature Pen and brown ink over

Pen and brown ink over black chalk and blue wash

He began exhibiting from 1868

Unguentum Deffensivum  translates from Latin medical terminology as a defensive ointment or protective salve

Mezzotint engraving by Thomas Lupton after George Clint

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Edward Frederick Brewtnall R.W.S. R.B.A Oil Sketch King Lear Act III Scene 4. Circa.1892 Miniature Pen and brown ink overEdward Frederick Brewtnall R. W. S. R. B. A 1846 1902. English School 19th. Century. Oil sketch on Reeves Board. Initialled lower left. Pencil inscription to reverse "Storm, EF Brewtnall" Label with artist's details and subject description, Lear Act III Scene 4 The Heath. Provenance: By repute Sir Henry Irving, Private Collection UK. 35. 3 by 24. 1 cms. Brewtnall was born in London in 1846. He studied at the Lambeth School of Art. He began exhibiting