The collection contains prints of engravings by Margaret Bryan. The prints survive in various sizes and mountings, some of which bear identifying marks and addresses on the back. The subjects are: 'The Three Witches "Macbeth" 5/20' (MS 440/1); 'Fisherman 7/31' (MS 440/2); 'People watching a storm 7/20' (MS 440/3); 'Buildings and wasteland 1/12' (MS 440/4); 'Puppet 2/20' (MS 440/5); 'The Three Witches "Macbeth" 5/20' (MS 440/6); 'Horse and Rider 2/12' (MS 440/7); 'The Agony in the Garden 1/50' (MS 440/8); untitled image of two people dancing (MS 440/9); 'Rainy Evening 2/12' (MS 440/10); 'Three Masks 5/20' (MS 440/11); 'Actor and Masks 8/20' (MS 440/12); 'The Flight into Egypt 6/20' (MS 440/13); 'The Deluge (detail) 5/21' (MS 440/14); 'Decorative Figure from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel' after Michelangelo (MS 440/15); and 'The Crucifixion' 1/30 after El Greco (MS 440/16). The date and history of the work is unknown.
Engravings by Margaret Bryan (1903-1988), artist, c.1930
This material is held atUniversity of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
- Reference
- GB 159 MS 440
- Dates of Creation
- 1930
- Name of Creator
- Language of Material
- English.
- Physical Description
- 1 portfolio
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Margaret Bryan was an engraver who at times lived in Castle Road and Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Park, Nottingham.
Arrangement
No archival arrangement has been necessary.
Access Information
ACCESS: Accessible to all registered readers.
Other Finding Aids
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Custodial History
The collection was acquired by The University of Nottingham's Department of Manuscripts in April 1986.