William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother and Newborn — Signed Wedgwood cherubic features of a Renaissance-style

cherubic features of a Renaissance-style child

or surrounded by complementary white and blue ceramics

this light blue Wedgwood Jasperware dish is a rare opportunity to acquire an early

The impressed Wedgwood backstamp confirms its authenticity and English origin

This framed medallion plaque is an attractive addition to any Wedgwood or fine pottery collection

William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother and Newborn — Signed Wedgwood cherubic features of a Renaissance-styleA powerful and tender composition showing a young mother in profile cradling a newborn infant, with a suggestion of a window and interior space behind. The drypoint burr creates exceptional tonal depth and warmth. Signed in pencil below the plate with monogram stamp. A deeply moving and technically accomplished work, typical of Lee Hankey at his best. Dimensions: 43 x 3 x 39 cm.