6 letters found

1. 263 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, between about Tuesday, 12 and Sunday, 17 September 1882.

   in note 6:

   Probably Alfred Edward Emslie, A colliery explosion. Volunteers to the rescue, engraved by Eugène Fr...

2. 272 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Sunday, 15 October 1882.

   in translation:

   ... I have another one by an English draughtsman, Emslie, in which the subject is men going into the min...

   in note 5:

   For Emslie’s A colliery explosion, to which Van Gogh implicitly referred earlier, see letter 263, n...

3. 273 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Sunday, 22 October 1882.

   in note 26:

   ...state has five prints after the work of Alfred Edward Emslie: two from The Illustrated London News of...

   in translation:

   ... Gregory, Watson, Staniland, Smythe, Hennessy, Emslie you no doubt know from the large drawings in Th...

4. 275 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, between about Tuesday, 24 and about Friday, 27 October 1882.

   in note 22:

   Alfred Edward Emslie, In sight of home: Christmas morning, engraved by Eugène Froment, in The Illust...

   in translation:

   Emslie Nearing home.

5. 276 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Sunday, 29 October 1882.

   in translation:

   I found a beautiful print by Emslie, The rising of the waters, a peasant woman with 2 children on a h...

   in note 12:

   Alfred Emslie, The rising of the waters, engraved by Richard and Edward Taylor in The Illustrated Lon...

6. 431 To Anthon van Rappard. Nuenen, Tuesday, 26 February 1884.

   in translation:

   ...sh emigrants — and a cotton spinning mill by Emslie, and then the print from the Xmas issue of The ...

   in note 4:

   Alfred Edward Emslie, At work in a woollen factory, engraved by Eugène Froment, in The Illustrated L...

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