Two Camels, ca. 1843, Watercolors and gouache over black chalk on brownish paper, sheet: 14 5/8 x 20 5/8 in. (37.1 x 52.4 cm), Drawings, John Frederick Lewis (British, London 1805–1876 Walton-on-Thames), Among the most accomplished of the Victorian 'Orientalists,' Lewis lived in Egypt during the 1840s, where he adopted aspects of a pasha's dress and manner. A masterful watercolorist, he here applied wash and gouache to sketch camels and their trappings in the Sinai
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Two Camels, ca, 1843, Watercolors, gouache, black chalk, brownish paper, sheet, 14 5/8 x 20 5/8, 37.1 52.4 cm, Drawings, John Frederick Lewis, British, London, 1805–1876, Walton-on-Thames, accomplished, Victorian, Orientalists, Lewis lived, Egypt, 1840s, adopted aspects, pasha, dress, manner, masterful watercolorist, applied wash, sketch camels, trappings, Sinai
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