Enlarged Studies of the Feathers of a Kingfisher's Wing and Head, and a Study of a Group of the Wing Feathers, real Size gardens It was known in 18th-century

It was known in 18th-century France as 'Le Manchot' - 'The One Armed Man' - on account of the seated figure whose left hand is concealed below his apron

Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy'

Corot used this sketch as a model for the background of two paintings of the 1860s

Tonks developed a personal kind of Impressionism under the influence of Wilson Steer and it is seen to best advantage in his genre paintings before the First World War

is one of a group depicting everyday life around the Piazza San Marco

Enlarged Studies of the Feathers of a Kingfisher's Wing and Head, and a Study of a Group of the Wing Feathers, real Size gardens It was known in 18th-century