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ANON, sometime attributed both to HOGARTH & VANDERBANK
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ANON (probably by L.MAYER)
Woodcut & letterpress, approx. 230 x 375 mm
BM 10267 (an uncoloured example) with publisher’s watercolour Separately sold sheet, otherwise used as a folding plate in the Prophetic Mirror Anticipates Napoleon’s coronation Coll.: Count von Starhemberg, E stamp (for Eferding) & pencil cataloguing notes verso Fine, almost full sheet, tiny hole from paper flaw SOLD |
ROBERT DIGHTON II (1786-1865)
Dighton Jnr [c.1801-5]
Etching 251 x 202 mm Not in BM in black on wove paper, with watercolour early ink inscription bottom corner 1810, almost certainly earlier (Dighton was in the Army by 1808) Rare, never reprinted Thread margins, very faint crumpling SOLD |
JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
H.Humphrey, 3 December 1796
etching & engraving 354 x 252 mm BM 8886 printed in sepia on wove paper, with publisher’s watercolour Inscribed in lower margin 2-6- (imperfectly erased) & Earl of Sandwich in ink in either Gillray’s or Hannah Humphrey’s hand, originally from a “shop album” John Montagu, 5th Earl (1744-1814) ‘Jemmy Twitcher’, outside the bookshop of Robert Faulder (1747-1815), bookseller & binder, at 42 New Bond Street small/very small margins, laid at edges onto a plain album sheet, the green on the earl’s coat slightly smudged £3,800 |
JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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JAMES GILLRAY (1756-1815)
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CHARLES HOWARD HODGES (1764-1837) after JOHN RISING (1753-1817)
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JOHN JACOBI (JOHANN JACOBE 1733-1797) after REYNOLDS
John Boydell, 1 September 1780
Mezzotint 634 x 383 mm Second published state (first published by Jacobe at Mrs Sledge’s 1777) in black ink on laid paper Collection: the late Raymond Leppard Thread margins, tiny rubs in title area £6,000 |
JAMES MCARDELL (1729-65) after ALAN RAMSAY (1713-84)
c.1762
Mezzotint 505 x 355 mm C.S.42 i/ii before all lettering, lower area still partly uncleared & before re-work Lady Mary, youngest daughter of the Duke of Argyll, had a disastrous marriage to Viscount Coke of Holkam. She was the dedicatee of Walpole’s Castle of Otranto, later fell out with him. Collection: Jeremy Maas £2,400 |
WILLIAM PETHER (1731-1821)
Published by Pether, 1 July 1765
sold at Mr.Pether’s Harpsicord Maker mezzotint 514 x 403 mm George, William & John Smith of Chichester fair impression Collection: Frederic R.Halsey, L.1308 on verso slight defects SOLD |
JOHN PHILLIPS (fl.1825-31) ‘Sharpshooter’
S.W.Fores, May 1829
Etching 244 x 367 mm BM 1571 in black, with publisher’s watercolour Coll.: Louis-Philippe, Duke d’Orleans, later King of the French Slight off sett £240 |
PAUL SANDBY (1731-1809)
P.Sandby [1781]
Outline etching 235 x (299) mm, and grey wash Gunn 358 part of a series of views of military encampments during the Gordon riots BM 1904,0819.733, from the Sandby family, has almost identical grey wash plus blue wash in the sky It includes his self-portrait, standing sketching with his dog. Cut just within plate-mark at right, else thread margins, some defects & faint mount burn SOLD |
GEORGE SCHARF (1788-1860) after HENRY THOMAS DE LA BECHE (1796-1866)
C.Hullmandel [c.1830]
Lithograph 240 x 320 mm, sheet 297 x 392 mm state before the added numbers and key printed in black on wove paper without watermark The first pictorial representation of pre-historic life based on the fossil record. It is an animated recreation of life based on the fossils found by Mary Anning and others on the Jurassic coast. The print was sold for £2.10s, and William Buckland send 100 copies to Anning for her to sell in her shop. Quoting from Sotheby’s recent catalogue entry: ‘An ongoing census by Tom Sharpe has identified just 24 copies … the vast majority in institutional collections. Most surviving copies are in its later state.’ Vertical fold mark & associated slight discolouration & thin SOLD |
ROBERT SEYMOUR (1798-1836)
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JOHN SMITH (1652-1743) after J.SOMMER (fl. Late 17th cent)
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