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Engraving of Sir Henry Vane, n.d.

Title: Engraving of Sir Henry Vane, n.d.

Engraved medallion portrait of Sir Henry Vane the younger, after Grignion.

ArchivalResource: 1 art original : engraving.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49337303 View

Chatelain, Jean Baptiste Claude, 1710?-1771?,. [A VIEW on DERWENT-WATER, from VICAR'S ISLAND. / towards Skiddaw] [graphic] /

Title: [A VIEW on DERWENT-WATER, from VICAR'S ISLAND. / towards Skiddaw] [graphic] / [1753.]

[No. 2 unlettered proof impression]; sketchily drawn landscape view with a couple approaching in the foreground on the left, a gentleman helping a woman to climb up a steep bank to at the centre, another gentleman pointing toward the view over the lake. An angler is seated on the right with his back to the viewer; further anglers and rowing boats are seen in the middle distance, mountains surround, a church on a plain is seen below at right. Unfinished proof without letters of the print at Maps K.Top.10.41.b.1. This set of views was re-published by Boydell in 1774. See Upcott p.126, XVIII.

ArchivalResource: 1 print: etching ; image 365 x 513 mm.

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Hogarth, William, 1697-1764. Engravings of David Garrick in various roles, 1746-1779.

Title: Engravings of David Garrick in various roles, 1746-1779.

Engravings of the actor and theater manager David Garrick in various roles, many Shakespearean, including Hamlet, King Lear and Richard III, this last designed by William Hogarth and Charles Grignion.

ArchivalResource: 7 prints : b&w ; 64 cm. x 49 cm. and smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/758695198 View

Barber, Joseph, fl. 1772,. Manuscripts relating to "A Curious Print of a Beautiful Mare [manuscript], 1772.

Title: Manuscripts relating to "A Curious Print of a Beautiful Mare [manuscript], 1772.

The collection contains a letter, 1772 May 20, publisher Joseph Barber to the Duke of Northumberland requesting permission to dedicate the écorché print to him; a handwritten prospectus, 1772, stating the print to be the work of anatomist Jeremiah Bridges, painter Francis Sartorius and engraver Charles Grignion; and a manuscript account Bridges intended to publish giving details of anatomical errors by previous writers on the osteology of the horse.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647835864 View