The Etchings of Walter Sickert
The Rasher
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Etchingc.1920-22194x140mm[287x226mm]
Ref: Bromberg 198 state ii/ii
A fine impression printed in black ink on laid paper. Signed by the artist in pencil.
A woman in a hat is seen frying bacon on a stove in the corner of Whistler's old studio at 8 Fitzroy Street. Sickert had taken it over in 1916 but by the time this etching was made it had passed to Duncan Grant. It was ultimately destroyed by a German bomb in 1940.
