Sketchbooks
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
Botanical watercolors, 1880-1881
Charles Robert Leslie album, 1850
Charles Robert Leslie sketchbook, circa 1820-1859
Diary, 1856 August 20-September 2
Drawings: Nice, France, 1874
Contains drawings in graphite and gouache, of scenes around Nice, France. The subject matter includes rural scenes and local residents, landscapes, mountain and waterfront views, and architectural features.
Drawings: Scotland, 1849
Flower drawings, 1882
Graphite drawings and watercolor sketches of miscellaneous subjects, chiefly landscapes in South Africa., 1848?
Mary Leslie sketchbook (1), 1865
Mary Leslie sketchbook (2), circa 1860-1900
School drawing book, circa 1840?
Contains varied drawings in graphite and watercolor. They are generally skillful drawings, with graphite landscapes and watercolor botanical studies. Most of the landscapes depict rural and/or possibly local scenery, with one of them labeled “Darlington.” Many of the drawings and paintings here mirror those in her sister Emma’s sketchbook of the same period (Box 1, Folder 2).
Sketchbook, 1824
Sketchbook: botanical drawings and rural scenery, 1840-1845
Sketchbook: Dieppe, 1814
Sketchbook formerly attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds, late 18th century
Sketchbook including sketches once believed to be in preparation for Mrs. Siddons as Tragic Muse.
Sketchbook (portfolio): Scotland, Switzerland, etc. , 1849-1889
Sketchbook: scenery and domestic objects, 1854-1857
Contains graphite drawings of scenery and domestic objects. Francis Richard Pease began this sketchbook when he was roughly 10 years old. Drawings are dated from 1854 to 1857. The drawings of scenery depict houses and other buildings, including churches and ruins. Objects drawn include a press, a stool, a model tin pump, an easel, and a vase.
Sketchbook: Scotland, 1853
Sketchbook: Scotland and Wales, 1870s
Sketchbook: seascapes and landscapes, circa 1850
Contains graphite drawings and watercolors of waterfront views and rural architecture. The drawings vary in degree of completeness, but show a range of interest and fairly skillful handling. Two inserted drawing by Emma Gurney Pease depict Mulgrave Castle, in Yorkshire, and a scene from Marske by the Sea. Both are done in graphite and watercolor.