William Lee Hankey [British, 1869-1952] The Sleeping Child Drypoint sculpture [London]: Pavilion

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William Lee Hankey [British, 1869-1952] The Sleeping Child Drypoint sculpture [London]: PavilionWilliam Lee Hankey [British, 1869 1952] RBA, RI, ROI, RE, NS, P RWS, P LSC The Sleeping Child [1918] 8 x 8 inches (20. 3 x 20. 3 cm) Drypoint etching. bearing monogram in the plate, blind stamp initials, graphite signature and title, rubber stamped number '2956', all to lower margin. Unframed. See: The Etched Work of W. Lee Hankey, R. E. from 1904 1920 by Martin Hardie, London [Plate #152, p. 72].