Lot Essay
Faint spotting, some marginal browning.
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JOHN CORBET ANDERSON
Alfred Mynn Esqr. Born near Cranbrook, Kent (Sketches at Lords No. 5); Fuller Pilch of Canterbury. Born 1803 (Sketches at Lords No. 7); Samson of Sheffield (Sketches at Lords No. 8)
three hand-coloured lithographs by and after Corbert Anderson, London: published by the artist, Kingsland, and by F. Lillywhite, Islington, March 1st 1852, smaller series, each 210 x 140mm. (8¼ x 5½in.), in common mount, framed and glazed.
Alfred Mynn Esqr. Born near Cranbrook, Kent (Sketches at Lords No. 5); Fuller Pilch of Canterbury. Born 1803 (Sketches at Lords No. 7); Samson of Sheffield (Sketches at Lords No. 8)
three hand-coloured lithographs by and after Corbert Anderson, London: published by the artist, Kingsland, and by F. Lillywhite, Islington, March 1st 1852, smaller series, each 210 x 140mm. (8¼ x 5½in.), in common mount, framed and glazed.
Literature
Down & West 13a; 13b; 13c, p. 129. While Alfred Mynn (1807-61) and Fuller Pilch (1804-70) were the great champions of Kent, Henry Sampson (1813-85), short of height but broad of girth, was one of the first Yorkshire cricketers to achieve fame.