EN649
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Page type: Entry form
Item number (top right of entry form): 353
Image number (corner of image sample itself - leave blank if not visible):
Date of registration stamp: 11 February 1886
Date form completed (next to signature): 11 February 1886
Description of work: Oil painting entitled "Going to Work". A boy and girl accompanied by collie dog with umbrella in mouth going to church.
Size 26 x 20 in
Date of Agreement or Assignment: 6 February 1886
Names of Parties to Agreement or Assignment: Henry R Willats, B Cobbe
Name and Place of Abode of Proprietor of Copyright (use commas): Henry R Willats, 8 Caxton Road, Wood Green
Name and Place of Abode of Author of Work (use commas): B Cobbe, 36 Rutland Street, Pimlico
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Notes and Questions
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I think it has to be church... unless it is work!
bark as a long-shot
Another long short... could the artist be Bernard Cobbe? Paints lots of cats and dogs. Can't find a suitable Cabbe.
Have to go. Will try again later
Thanks. I have gone with work. It makes sense (dog shepherding children) and seems to fit the letters better than church. Definitely Bernard Cobbe.
I guess it's up to anyone else to prove us wrong. Mariners all at sea so I'll try to do a few of these.