"Winter Fashions for 1842"
Original decorative copper engraving, hand coloured. Has French mat presentation (description for style of watercolour wash borders on surrounding mat) emphasising french Blue on a neutral background.
Published London, c.1842
Condition = slight foxing 'stain'centre and top right.
Size of image = 24.5cm x 16.5cm
Overall mat size 42cm x 32.5cm
Price of Print and Presentation = AUD$135 (incl GST)
"Le Coquet"
Original hand coloured lithograph after Louis Villard for the fashion magazine "Le Coquet"
Published Paris, c.1900
In the bottom left hand corner a reference is made "Exposition Universelle Paris, Deux Medalles d'Argent"
Size of image = 27cm x 22cm
price = SOLD
"Spring Fashions for 1842"
Original decorative copper engraving, hand coloured. Has French mat presentation (description for style of watercolour wash borders on surrounding mat) emphasising french Blue on a neutral background.
Published London, c.1842
Condition = small section of engraved surface has been scuffed on central floor surface.
Size of image = 24.5cm x 16.5cm
Overall mat size 42cm x 32.5cm
Price of Print and Presentation = AUD$135 (incl GST)
"Padova. Corallina-Ruzzante-H Notaio"
Original Menu cover design for a cruise ship in the Mediterranean
after artwork by Vene Ziani
Printed in Italy c.1955
Condition = Soiling at bottom of page
Size of image = 16cm x 16cm
Price = SOLD
"Interior of a Coffee House"
Original hand coloured Aquatint etched by Richard Brinsley PEAKE (Born 1732).
He illustrated The Characteristic Costume of France at the age of 87 in 1819. Published London, vor William Fearman, January 1819.
(Slight discolouration where a matboard presentation has been.)
Size = 20cm x 25cm
price = AU$240 (includes GST) AU$218(for international customers)
"Venezia. Pantalone e Rosaura"
Original Menu cover design for a cruise ship in the Mediterranean
after artwork by Vene Ziani
Printed in Italy c.1955
Condition = Soiling at bottom of page
Size of image = 16cm x 16cm
Price = SOLD
"Master of Arts in his Academic Dress"
Original
hand coloured copper and stipple engraving by Whessel after Richard
Harraden (1756-1838).
Harraden was born in London,worked in paris and
London before moving to Cambridge in 1798 were he proceded to record the
academic fashions of the day. The "Master of Arts" costume was "worn in
the Senate House, and on other particular occasions. In general a Hat was
worn instead of the Cap.: and the Hood, which is Black Silk lined with
White, is ommitted. The next and Third Degrees is that of BACHELOR OF
DIVINITY, and is distinguished by a Silk Hood entirely Black."
Published Cambridge, England, May 1st, 1803
Size of
Print=23cmx17cm
Price= A$138(includes GST for Australian
Customers)A$126 (for international customers)