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273 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Sunday, 22 October 1882.
in translation:
...autiful things by Howard Pyle, Harper, Rogers, Abbey, Alexander among others; Caton Woodville, Overe...
in note 20:
Edwin Austin Abbey contributed from the 1870s; cf. for example Harper’s Weekly 26 (7 January 1882) ...
295 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, on or about Friday, 22 December 1882.
in note 4:
Edwin Austin Abbey supplied a total of six illustrations. Here Van Gogh would have meant two in parti...
This special by Abbey also included Winter, engraved by J.G. Smithwick (p. 17). Ill. 2021. Van Gogh l...
in translation:
...rint in it. The finest of them are drawings by Abbey — they mainly show scenes from olden times wh...
302 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 18 January 1883.
in note 13:
...though Van Gogh put ditto marks under the name Abbey, he must mean George Henry Boughton, Peter Stuy...
in note 12:
For Abbey’s Winter, see letter 295, n. 4.
in translation:
Abbey Winter girl
304 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 25 January 1883.
in note 37:
Edwin Austin Abbey, Christmas in old Virginia, engraved by Joseph Swain, in The Graphic 22 (25 Decemb...
in translation:
...tirely with the pen — like, for instance, those by Caldecott and Barnard, but large figures. Abbey
309 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 8 February 1883.
in note 15:
For Abbey’s Christmas in Old Virginia, see letter 304, n. 37.
in note 14:
Abbey did two illustrations for the poem ‘The Dutch patrol’: see letter 295, n. 4.
in note 13:
For Abbey’s Winter, see letter 295, n. 4.
in translation:
...t look cut at all, nor does the Brighton promenade by Caldecott — which I believe you have. Abbey
333 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, on or about Thursday, 29 March and Sunday, 1 April 1883.
in note 31:
Van Gogh must mean Abbey’s Christmas in Old Virginia: letter 304, n. 37.
in translation:
... apparently all been to Paris together, judging by a sheet of humorous sketches by one of them.Abbey
In my view Abbey is by far the cleverest. His figures often have something of Boughton. Boughton is a...
in note 29:
For Abbey’s Winter, see letter 295, n. 4.
346 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Friday, 25 May 1883.
in note 8:
For Edwin Austin Abbey, Christmas in old Virginia, see letter 304, n. 37.
in translation:
...e drawing by Howard Pyle and that other one by Abbey that I showed you recently, Xmas in old New Yor...
348 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Sunday, 3 June 1883.
in note 11:
...l 1883 illustrations by George Boughton and Edwin Abbey had appeared in Harper’s New Monthly Magaz...
in translation:
...ter to what is done broadly; the smaller can be drawn in other ways, say, with pen and pencil. Abbey
354 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Friday, 15 June 1883.
in note 14:
...these contributions to Harper’s New Monthly Magazine by Abbey and Boughton, see letter 348, n. 11.
in translation:
...d the articles about Holland that Boughton and Abbey illustrated. I’ll send you a package with the...
...I wish I had done it. In the same number after Abbey two girls fishing on the bank of a ditch with p...
in note 22:
... shore of the silver streaming Thames, after E.A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons, was on p. 72 of the same ...
358 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Monday, 2 July 1883.
in note 17:
... illustrations by George Henry Boughton and Edwin Abbey, see letter 348, n. 11. Letter 359 shows tha...
in translation:
...hey were written to accompany illustrations by him and by Abbey in which there are splendid things.
359 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Tuesday, 3 July 1883.
in note 11:
Edwin Abbey, Bell-ringers, engraved by Henry Wolf, in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 66 (April 1883)...
in translation:
...isure for once. I think In the potato field is the finest of all, and the Bellringers by Abbey.Abbey

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