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Hubert Thomas Parker scrapbook album

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Leather-bound album containing various artwork and manuscript entries, presumably by friends and relatives of the Rev. Hubert Thos. Parker. The visual works include: watercolor illustrations of the development stages of the water-beetle, the nettle butterfly, and the dragonfly; a pencil drawing of St. Mary's Church, Hampton Lovett; a watercolor of "Lake of Sarden [i.e., Sarnen]," Switzerland; a pencil drawing of Lord Byron; a watercolor of a "Fossil fish found on Carzington Hill Oxon. 1820"; and other pieces, depicting subjects such as pastoral landscapes, ruins, domestic scenes, birds, and other animals. Among the manuscript entries are: a six-page original collaborative poem, each of the fifteen sections signed by its writer; poetical extracts from Felicia Hemans, Catherine Fanshawe, and Moses Browne; notes on ruins observed at Port-Royal-des-Champs; and an extract from "Recollections of an eventful life, chiefly passed in the army, by a soldier." Dated items range from 1820 to 1831. Laid in is a 1902 autograph letter signed A.H. Hallam Murray, thanking his recipient ("Dear Madam") for allowing him to see her grandfather's album, explaining the Byron portrait is a copy after G. H. Harlow.
Names
Parker, Hubert Thomas (Compiler)
Murray, A. H. Hallam (Alexander Henry Hallam), 1854-1934 (Correspondent)
Parker, Hubert Thomas (Former owner)
Parker, Charles Hubert, d. 1883 (Artist)
Dates / Origin
Date Created: 1820 - 1831 (Approximate)
Library locations
Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle
Shelf locator: Pforz BND-MSS (Parker, H. T.)
Topics
English poetry -- Manuscripts -- 19th century
Genres
Scrapbooks
Paintings
Drawings
Specimens
Notes
Content: With the manuscript bookplate of "The Rev. Hubert Thos. Parker" on the front paste-down.
Acquisition: Pforzheimer copy acquisition: Jarndyce : 1 Jul 2012 : £INXX.yz
Biographical/historical: The Rev. Hubert Thos. Parker could not be identified. Places mentioned in the scrapbook suggest he may have lived in or around Worcester, England. Artist signatures include: Mary Parker, Eliz[abe]th Horsley, M. Thornicraft, L. Paget, S. Smith of Worcester, and many sets of initials. "C. H. P." appears frequently, and is the artist of "Fossil fish found on Carzington Hill Oxon. 1820"; this could be Charles Hubert Parker (d. 1883), rector of Great Comberton, co. Worcester (cf. Alumni Oxonienses).
Statement of responsibility: Charles Hubert Parker (d. 1883), rector of Great Comberton, co. Worcester (cf. Alumni Oxonienses).
Physical Description
Extent: 1 volume (77 total leaves, several blank) :ill. ;26 cm.
Type of Resource
Still image
Identifiers
RLIN/OCLC: 843119442
NYPL catalog ID (B-number): b19819414
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 1e4f1780-037e-0135-3bc0-556a36a91a84
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