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Gavin Hamilton
421.
La Peinture.
Gavinus Hamilton pinx.t ; Seydelmann delin.t;
Rap.el Morghen sculp. Romae.
À Son Excellence Guillaume Hamilton / Chevalier de l'Ordre du Bain,
La Peinture.
Gavinus Hamilton pinx.t ; Seydelmann delin.t;
Rap.el Morghen sculp. Romae.
À Son Excellence Guillaume Hamilton / Chevalier de l'Ordre du Bain,
Envoi de la Maistresse Britannique, Extraordinaire et Plénipotentiare à la Cour de la Naples.
Based on a painting by Gavin Hamilton, the print of an allegorical figure of
Painting is derived from a drawing by Seydelmann.
It is adorned with a coat of arms in the lower margin containing the mottoes:
TROUGH / TRIA JUNCTA IN UNO / SOLA NOBILITAT VIRTUS.
Muse of painting.
Charles Hancock
420.
Satirist
Painted by Cha.s Hancock, at Mess.rs Tattersalls.
Engraved by J Harris
Colored aquatint.
Satirist, winner of the Great St Leger Stakes at Doncaster 1841, Rode by W. M. Scott.
A brown horse, bred by The Marquess of Westminster, got by Pantaloon,
out of Sarcasm (bred in 1833) by Teniers, dam, Banter, dam of Touchstone, Launcelot &c.
The Property of the Most Noble The Marquess of Westminster,
to whom this Print is Most Respectfully Dedicated,
his Obliged and Very Obedient Servant,
Rudolph Ackermann, 191 Regent St:
London: Published November 1st, 1841, by R. Ackermann,
at his Eclipse Sporting Gallery, 191, Regent Street.
One Hundred & Thirty-five Subscribers, Eleven started.
Satirist
Painted by Cha.s Hancock, at Mess.rs Tattersalls.
Engraved by J Harris
Colored aquatint.
Satirist, winner of the Great St Leger Stakes at Doncaster 1841, Rode by W. M. Scott.
A brown horse, bred by The Marquess of Westminster, got by Pantaloon,
out of Sarcasm (bred in 1833) by Teniers, dam, Banter, dam of Touchstone, Launcelot &c.
The Property of the Most Noble The Marquess of Westminster,
to whom this Print is Most Respectfully Dedicated,
his Obliged and Very Obedient Servant,
Rudolph Ackermann, 191 Regent St:
London: Published November 1st, 1841, by R. Ackermann,
at his Eclipse Sporting Gallery, 191, Regent Street.
One Hundred & Thirty-five Subscribers, Eleven started.
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