Underwood (Thomas Richard, 1772-1835). Landscape in North Wales

Underwood (Thomas Richard, 1772-1835). Landscape in North Wales, pen, ink and grey wash on wove paper, inscribed in pencil to verso in an early hand T. R. Underwood, 142 x 200mm (55/8 x 77/8 ins), modern cream card window mount, together with another similar landscape in grey wash attributed to Thomas Underwood, depicting a mountain landscape with cattle and figures on a path in the foreground, on laid paper, similar size, plus a profile portrait of Thomas Richard Underwood in pencil, attributed to George Dance junior (1741-1825), inscribed in pencil below the image with the sitter's surname, lower right corner torn away and repaired, 215 x 150mm, and Harding (James Duffield, 1797-1863). The Gardens of the Villa Doria Pamphili, two fine pencil studies on pale cream wove paper, one inscribed by the artist in pencil with location to centre of lower margin, both hinge-mounted on modern cream card mounting card, each with typewritten exhibition label to lower margin, sheet size 168 x 242mm (65/8 x 91/2 ins) and similar

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