1832 Engraving - A Key to the Portraits in The Engraving of the House of Lords

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Description

Original 1832 Engraving. Outline of the principal figures, numbered 1-181, in the engraving after George Hayter of the House of Lords during the trial of Queen Caroline in 1820. 1832 Engraving with roulette and etching. After the painting by George Hayter.
Published by R. Bowyer & M. Parkes, 46 Pall Mall, London, 2d. April 1832 Unsigned. Minor crease to middle and foxing as shown. Adhered to mount.

Size

38 x 90cm (15" x 35.4")


Sheet: 53 x 96cm (20.9" x 37.8")

Collection Information

From the Christopher Lennox-Boyd collection. We recently acquired a number of fine Mezzotints previously owned by Chris Lennox-Boyd, owner of the finest collection of British Mezzotints in private hands. You can read more about him here.

You can see our full collection of Christopher Lennox-Boyd here.

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SKU mm158
Date 1832
Dimensions 38 x 90cm
Medium Engraving
Subject Portrait
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