William Lock (1767-1847) Brown Ink on Paper of General D'Arblay & Friends Polo Magazine and eight pages of bespoke

and eight pages of bespoke inspiration

he did a fireplace surround and other sculptural decorations for the music room there

in 4 variant states of dressing

Horn 3 3/8"L handle

Embroidered Frogs/ Turtles/ Bumblebees/ & x'd Oars

William Lock (1767-1847) Brown Ink on Paper of General D'Arblay & Friends Polo Magazine and eight pages of bespokeArt Sz: 6 1 2"H x 5 3 4"W Frame Sz: 9 1 2"H x 10"W Provenance: Sold at Sotheby's London July 7, 1983 lot 10. William Lock the Younger 17671847 William Lock the Younger of Norbury (17671847) was a talented draughtsman working in the circle of Henry Fuseli in Rome towards the end of the 18th century. Sir Horace Walpole was a great admirer of his work and Fuseli described the young Lock's drawings as 'unrivalled by any man of this dayfor invention, taste