Accession Number2009/1.523
TitleThe Temperance Hotel
Artist(s)Sir Muirhead BoneArtist NationalityBritish (modern)Object Creation Date1902Medium & Supportgraphite and ink on paperDimensions 11 1/2 in x 13 5/8 in (29.21 cm x 34.61 cm);10 in x 12 1/4 in (25.4 cm x 31.12 cm);4 1/8 in x 6 7/8 in (10.48 cm x 17.46 cm)
Credit LineJoseph F. McCrindle CollectionSubject matterEarly in his career, Bone frequently depicted the slums and riverside docks of Glasgow, where he attended art school. This drawing, which might have been a study for a print, could depict one of the city's "temperance," or alcohol-free, hotels.
Physical DescriptionThis graphite and ink drawing depicts a standing, isolated figure in the far left corner, a group of four to its right, an isolated female in a white dress to their right, and another lone figure to her right. A large building with three windows acts as a background.
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Keywords
cityscapes (representations)
groups of people
hotels (public accommodations)
women (female humans)