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Stretches of the River Euphrates: looking North from Jerabulus Ferry in forenoon

Dorothy Susie 'Dora' Collingwood (1886 - 1964)

Category

Art / Oil paintings

Date

circa 1932 - 1932

Materials

Oil on paperboard

Measurements

241 x 292 mm (9 1/2 x 11 1/2 in)

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Collection

Clouds Hill, Dorset

NT 628455

Summary

Oil painting on paperboard, Stretches of the Euphrates: looking North from Jerabulus Ferry in forenoon by Dora Collingwood (1886 - 1964), circa 1932. One of two views of the River Euphrates in wooden frames. The artist was also known as D. S. Altounyan as she had married Dr Ernest Altounyan, Lawrence's friend in Aleppo, in 1915. They had five children, Taqui, Susan, Mavis (Titty), Roger and Brigit, who were the infamous 'Swallows and Amazons' immortalised by Arthur Ransome.

Full description

Oil painting on paper board, Stretches of the Euphrates: looking north from Jerabulus ferry in forenoon by Dora Collingwood (1886 - 1964) (also known as D.S. Altounyan - married Dr Ernest Altounyan and had five children, Taqui, Susan, Mavis (Titty), Roger and Brigit, who were the infamous 'Swallows and Amazons' immortalised by Arthur Ransome). One of two views of the River Euphrates in wooden frames. T. E. Lawrence wrote in letter to Altounyan, 5.1.1933: 'They delighted me: and for the moment I felt suddenly homesick for the Kalaat again. The southward looking one is exactly as I have always remembered it.... These two little panels exactly fit a place in my downstairs room. So there they are. For good. Please thank her very much indeed. I'm rich in them.'

Provenance

Given by the artist's husband, Ernest Haig Riddell Altounyan to T.E. Lawrence, as a present, probably for Christmas for Clouds Hill, 1932 (letter of thanks January 1933); given to the National Trust with the house by Mr A. W. Lawrence, as a memorial to his brother, in 1937

Credit line

Clouds Hill, The T. E. Lawrence Collection (National Trust)

Makers and roles

Dorothy Susie 'Dora' Collingwood (1886 - 1964), artist

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