C1825 (originally 1738). Copper-line engraving. C1825 (originally 1738). 490mm by 405mm (platemark). Engraving, originally published 1738, this impression circa 1825. Unlike the other scenes in The Four Times of Day, this composition includes a wide-open sky and rolling hills. The glorious sunset suggests a summer evening. The location is Islington.....
C1835. Copper-line engraving. C1835. 480mm by 625mm (sheet) 440mm by 560mm (platemark). Copper-line engraving originally published by G & J Robinson in 1803, this impression, circa 1835. Excellent condition, one light waterstain in right margin not affecting the image."
1796. Stipple engraving. 1796. 580mm by 405mm (platemark). Capt. Thos. Coram, who after 17 Years unwearied application, obtained the Charter of the Foundling Hospital To the Governors & Guardians of the Hospital, this Print is humbly dedicated by their obedient humble Servt. R. Cribb. Stipple engraving published in Holborn by.....
1790. Engraving. 1790. 160mm by 200mm (image). Originally published in 1740, this impression was published by Boydell in a folio in 1790. Ref : paulson 151. Clivedon House, Buckinghamshire is in the background."
C1825 (originally 1738). Copper-line engraving. C1825 (originally 1738). 490mm by 405mm (platemark). The setting is the west side of Covent Garden piazza on a winter's morning. On the right vegetable and fruit-sellers and market-stall holders are preparing for the day, while a fight has broken out in Tom King's coffee.....