The Drowsy Messenger., Thomas Fairland, 1828

A boy sitting asleep to right on a bank, with head tilted to right and resting on a jacket, leaning against a rock, his right knee pulled up and right hand on an upturned basket, from which apples, a knife and a jug have fallen out and broken; stretch of water in foreground at left; trees behind; after robert farrier. 1828 lithograph on chine collé. Date: 1828. Dimensions: Height: 192 mm (image); Height: 380 mm (sheet); Width: 152 mm (image); Width: 277 mm (sheet). Medium: paper. Collection: British Museum. The Drowsy Messenger. (BM 1918,1010.133)

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Author: Print made by: Thomas Fairland After: Robert Farrier Printed by: Godefroy Engelmann I Published by: Godefroy Engelmann ISource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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