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Ricahrd Cockle LucasMoose Charcoal Painting by Richard Cockle Lucas 1878 English Signed 19th Century1878
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Moose Painting 19th Century 1878 English Signed by Artist
Signed R Cockle 1878
Charcoal work
Removed from its original frame
Good with one fold and a few small holes that arrived from the background cover removed
Some edges slight tearing that don't show in the main image
1800-1883 Richard Cockle Lucas
R.C.Lucas was a local artist and sculptor of some renown, who spent the latter part of his life at Chilworth, a village just north of Southampton. He was born in Salisbury, where his father was a cloth manufacturer.
Lucas made over 300 etchings, including a volume now in the British Museum. He also pioneered a technique of making prints from natural objects such as ferns, which he called nature prints. The Hartley Library holds two albums of his photographs, which include images of his own works, and photographs of himself as characters from Shakespeare, also dressed as a necromancer and in other guises
In later life, he became increasingly eccentric and built a house for himself at Chilworth in 1854, which he called the Tower of the Winds, apparently on the site of or near the modern house called Chilworth Tower on Chilworth Drove.
Lucas was well-known locally in his lifetime for his eccentric behaviour, which included riding down Southampton High Street in a horse-drawn chariot dressed in a toga as a Roman emperor. He entered into a dispute with Joseph Toomer, a Southampton man who described him as “a crazy old infidel” [BR115/9/8], but was defended by Lord Palmerston. His friendship with Palmerston lasted for many years, who apparently esteemed him highly as an artist and conversationalist. Palmerston obtained a civil list pension for him in 1865, and planted various specimen trees on his property including Wellingtonias and cedars.
Lucas is buried in the churchyard of Chilworth parish church. There is a memorial inside the church, made by Lucas himself, in the form of a marble medallion bearing his profile.
- Creator:Ricahrd Cockle Lucas (1800 - 1883, English)
- Creation Year:1878
- Dimensions:Height: 11.62 in (29.5 cm)Width: 15.95 in (40.5 cm)
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- Condition:Good with one fold and a few small holes that arrived from the background cover removed one or two edges slight tearing that don't show in the main image.
- Gallery Location:FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU87437899322
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