Street scene: On laid paper. There are some media marks within the lower and upper right quadrants. Slight blooming within the lower left quadrant. Otherwise the work is in its original condition. Cemetry: On laid paper. There is a scratch to the centre of the right of the composition approximatly 2cm in length. Foxing can be seen throughout the sheet. Both works are held in white mounts, under glass in gilt wooden and plaster frames. Unexamined out of their frames.
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To be sold together with a street scene

The present works are both studies𝔉 for Don Giovanni at ꦕGlyndebourne in 1951.