A pine tree on a terrace in the gardens of Palazzo Colonna, Rome. Etching by J.G. Strutt, 1843.

[Rome?], [1843]

1 print : etching, en chine ; platemark 36.2 x 30.8 cm

Pine in the Colonna gardens, Rome. Jac. Geo. Strutt fec.t Romae 1843 ; J.G. Strutt fec.t Signed "Jac. Geo. Strutt fec.t Romae 1843" within the image. Signed "J.G. Strutt fec.t" in lettering below

Wellcome Collection 2939737i

"About 1831 Strutt went abroad and, after residing for a time at Lausanne, settled in Rome, where with his second son and pupil Arthur John Strutt (18191888), who was also a landscape painter, he had a studio. From there, he sent to the Royal Academy The ancient forum, Rome (exh. 1845) and Tasso's oak, Rome (exh. 1851); in 1851 he returned to England, where he and his wife lived in London."--Oxford dictionary of national biography