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Rangoon Views and Combined Operations in the Birman Empire, series 1 and 2, (Abbey Travel 404)
Details
George Hunt (early 19th century), Theodore Fielding (1781-1851), and Henry Pyall (1795-1833), after Lieutenant Joseph Moore and Captain Frederick Marryat
Rangoon Views and Combined Operations in the Birman Empire, series 1 and 2, (Abbey Travel 404)
handcoloured aquatints, published by Kingsbury & Co and Thomas Clay, London, 1825-1826, 16 of the 24 plates of both series 1 and 2, with mezzotinted list of subscribers by J. Bromley (attached to the backing of one of the framed prints)
P. 12 x 17in. (32.5 x 43cm.) (16)
Rangoon Views and Combined Operations in the Birman Empire, series 1 and 2, (Abbey Travel 404)
handcoloured aquatints, published by Kingsbury & Co and Thomas Clay, London, 1825-1826, 16 of the 24 plates of both series 1 and 2, with mezzotinted list of subscribers by J. Bromley (attached to the backing of one of the framed prints)
P. 12 x 17in. (32.5 x 43cm.) (16)
Provenance
Anon. sale, Christie's South Kensington, 15 Sept. 1999, lot 126 (part).
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