Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

Bottom of page: a quotation from naturalist Henry Baker (The Microscope made Easy, 1743), beginning, "The universe is so full of wonders, that perhaps eternity alone can be sufficient to survey and admire them all!"

Contains graphite and watercolor seascapes and landscapes, with scenes of Scottish towns and lakes. The sketches vary in degree of completeness. There are views of Marske-by-the-Sea, where the Joseph Pease family had a holiday residence called Cliffe House. One sketch, labeled "Meeting House, Easington," is not signed and, based on slight differences in style and in handwriting, seems possibly to have been made by a different artist. Other locations depicted include: St. Andrew's Church in Upleatham, Stirling (?) Castle, Loch Lomond, Loch Achray & Benvenue from Trossachs Inn, and Mulgrave Hermitage.

Printed checklist by the dealer George Dix, for works by Lear on display, December 2, 1947-January 3, 1948. The list includes the names of lenders, including Donald Gallup.

Portrait of John Hinchcliffe.