Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')Stuart Henry Bell · 1893
1893
53.0 x 76.0 cm
Wilberforce House Museum
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About this artwork
- Title: Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')
- Artist: Stuart Henry Bell
- Year: 1893
- Original dimensions: 53.0 x 76.0 cm
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Wilberforce House Museum
- Main color: Espresso
- Color intensity: Balanced
Questions & Answers
What luminance does "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell have?
The colors of "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" show a dark luminance.
What was Stuart Henry Bell's age when "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" was created?
When "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" was created in 1893, Stuart Henry Bell - born in 1823 - was 70 years old.
What shape and dimensions is "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell?
"Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell is proportioned as a landscape work of 53 x 76 cm.
What is the creation date of "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell?
The creation of "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell is dated 1893.
Can "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell, held at the Wilberforce House Museum, be legally reproduced?
The copyright status of "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell is clear: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Its presence at the Wilberforce House Museum does not change that status.
Which artist is "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" attributed to?
"Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" was created by Stuart Henry Bell. The information on this page describes Stuart Henry Bell's original work.
Is "Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell a light or a dark artwork?
"Destruction of the Slaver (from the series 'The Life of the Slaver Orange Grove')" by Stuart Henry Bell is recorded as deep_shadow, with a dark luminance.