View a selection of digital images in the Yale Center for British Art's online catalogue
https://collections.britishart.yale.edu/catalog/orbis:11359169
Classification:
Drawings & Watercolors
Notes:
During the years that the present watercolor albums were compiled, the Yelloly family lived at Woodton Hall, near Norwich, Norfolk. Sarah Tyssen Yelloly (1785-1854) and her husband, John, had ten children; four survived to adulthood. She taught them all to draw (she herself was taught by the noted watercolorist Copley Fielding). John Yelloly (1774-1842), Fellow of the Royal Society, was author of "Observations on the arrangements connected with the relief of the sick poor" (1837). The family moved to Cavendish Hall, Suffolk, in 1840.
Subject Terms:
Yelloly, Sophia Mary, 1811–1840. | Yelloly, Sarah Tyssen, 1785–1854. | Yelloly, Jane Davison, 1808–1838. | Woodton Hall (Norfolk, England) | Clothing and dress -- England -- Pictorial works. | Norfolk (England) -- Pictorial works. | Hastings (England) -- Pictorial works.
