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Thomas Hennell (Artist)

Ink drawing by Thomas Hennell, showing a wheelwright's yard, incl. horse and cart, brick tyring furnace, iron tyring platfrom and iron dogs.
An ink drawing by Thomas Hennell (1903–45) showing a wheelwright's yard, including a horse and cart, a brick tyring furnace, an iron tyring platfrom and a pair of iron dogs. The names of the features, 'strake-tyre chimney, patent wheel-plate, dogs for open fire’, and 'Kingdsown, N. Kent' are written by the artist on the reverse. The drawing probably dates from the 1930s. It was purchased from the artist's sister.

1 drawing: ink on paper; good condition

MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Museum of English Rural Life) – 'Standard museum name: Ink Drawing // Accession number: 96/72 // … // Recorder: RB // Date: 22–4–96 // Description: Inked drawing showing a wheelwright’s yard. In the picture are a horse and cart, a brick tyring furnace, an iron tyring platform and a pair of iron dogs for heating an iron tyre over an open fire. // By Thomas Hennell (1903–45) // Both on the front and reverse of the picture, the artist has named the features: ‘strake-tyre chimney, patent wheel-plate, dogs for open fire.’ // Also written on back: ‘Kingsdown, N. Kent’ // Dimensions: 47.6 cm x 31.7 cm // Associated information: Purchased … from the artist’s sister, Miss Elizabeth Hennell via Mr M. MacLeod. // References: MacLeod, M. Thomas Hennell, Cambridge University Press, 1988’, Citation in publication [T. Hennell, The Countryman at Work (London: Architectural Press) 1947] - A strake-type chimney, a patent wheel-plate and dogs for an open fire (pp46)

Kingsdown [near Walmer]

1930-01-01 - 1939-12-31

1930s

Macleod, Michael (Agent)