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Martin Snape  
Gosport 1852 – 1930 Rowner, Hampshire

A Hampshire genre, bird and animal painter, who contributed several plates to English Etchings. He exhibited between 1881 and 1905, principally at the R.A. He participated in the inaugural open exhibition of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers in 1881.

The Yew Avenue | Martin Snape | Etching | Elizabeth Harvey-Lee

The Yew Avenue
175 x 273 mm

Etching. The plate signed. Issued in Part XII of English Etchings, with the blindstamp in the bottom margin at the left . Printed in brown ink on cream laid paper.

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A scene near Queenwood College in Hampshire. The track through it merges with a grassy lane leading to the deserted Manor House at East Tytherley.

This etching is one of a small selection of Landscapes produced by other artists in the year of Palmer’s death featured in this exhibition of works by his peers.

They comprise three plates from English Etchings – A Monthly Publication of Original Etchings by English Artists, published by William Reeves, Fleet Street.
The loose leaf etchings, in a paper folder, were prefaced by a text describing the subjects or by appropriate poetry, somewhat in the manner of the earlier publications of The Etching Club.