Wilfred Fairclough, Orchestra At The Royal Opera House 1780s Fuchs was seemingly besotted with

Fuchs was seemingly besotted with this woman and produced numerous works

As there were no motor cars any tour/trip involving the royal household would have utilised horses

bonadsmålnings are once again becoming a sought-after element of decorative furnishing

Overall size: 25½” x 17½” / 65cm x 45cm

Lundegård was a man that knew his own mind

Wilfred Fairclough, Orchestra At The Royal Opera House 1780s Fuchs was seemingly besotted withThis fine 20th century etching by British artist Wilfred Fairclough (1907 1996) depicts an orchestra pit at The Royal Opera House, London. Its rendered with great attention to detail and captures the musicians in full swing. Faircloughs etchings are regarded by many to be leading examples of superior work in monochrome. Note the wide range of tones from the blacks through to the highlights. Hes working hard to provide interest through minute