gilbert stuart newton (6 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Vols 3 & 4. Decorative boards with leather spines and corners. Gilt lettering and decorative elements on spine. Deciorative end pages. All edges tinted yellow. Illustrations. Conducted by James B. Longacre, Philadelphia ; and James Herring, New York ; under the superintendence of the American Academy of the Fine Arts. VG Covers have general wear, corner/edge damage. Leather on covers have peeling and discoloration. end page of VOl4 4 is torn and free from binding.

Zustand: Good. Stipple and steel engraving. 28 x 19 cm (sheet). With the blindstamp of Teachers College, Bryson Library, New York, in upper right sheet corner. With facsimile signature. Very Good, sheet lightly toned.

Zustand: Good. Line engraving on chine colle. 42 x 35 cm (sheet). Very Good, light surface dirt.

8vo. 1½ pp. To the painter Augustus Wall Callcott (1779-1844) about his sisters, who are looking for a place to stay: "My sisters, who are now with me, and somewhat undetermined as to their alternate place of residence, have an impression that they should like Kensington, or its neighbourhood as a temporary place of abode, until they are permanently fixed. Can you give me any information or advice on the subject? Their plan would be, for the present, to lodge merely. If you happen to know of any place where they could be accommodated, you will oblige me much by writing me a line to inform me [.]".

Original engraving after G.S. Newton, R.A, by E. Finden, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1847. Gilbert Stuart NEWTON (1797-1835). Scene from the Beggar's Opera. Original engraving after G.S. Newton, R.A, by E. Finden, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1847. 400 x 550 mm. PS110.

Original engraving after G.S. Newton R.A, by Richard Hatfield, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1845. [and sold also by F. G. Moon Threadneedle street, & Ackermann & Co Strand.] Gilbert Stuart NEWTON (1797-1835). Lear and Cordelia. Original engraving after G.S. Newton R.A, by Richard Hatfield, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1845. 550 x 400 mm. PS110.