Daniel maclise 1806 1870 (12 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

4pp., 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn, with discoloration from tape at head of second leaf. Watts's handwriting is not easily legible. The male recipient of the letter is not named. In reply to a letter received the previous Friday, Watts assures him that 'the earnest desire of Mrs. Watts and myself' is 'to promote by every means in our power the comfort and happiness of your daughter, and we are not without hope that we shall succeed in achieving what we wish.' Watts will be in London the following Thursday and Friday, 'and can, without the slightest inconvenience wait upon you in Trafalgar Square at any hour (morning or evening) that you may be the most likely to be disengaged'. He has 'promised to dine with the Royal Marines at Chatham on Saturday'. The letter ends with a discussion of the 'medium of conveyance' for certain 'articles of furniture', with Watts stating, 'I should wish Miss V. to bring any thing of the kind that she may desire to bring. There is not the shadow of an objection'. A line under the signature is illegible. Included with this item is a worn copy of the original engraved portrait of Watts (by Daniel Maclise), captioned 'The Editor of "The Literary Souvenir"', from Fraser's Magazine, June 1835.…

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1st edition. Poor copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Worn spine, panel edges bumped and rubbed as with age. Frontispiece accompanied by a guard sheet. Remains clear and without blemish internally. Physical description: xv, 540 pages, 85 leaves of plates: portraits; 20 cm.Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects: Maclise, Daniel (Irish painter, 1806-1870, active in England). Authors; Portraits. Authors, English.Journalists Great Britain.Journalists, English.Journalists Great Britain; Biography. Painters, Irish 19th century. Genre:Bibliography. Biography.Illustrated. 1 Kg.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition, Illustrated Edition. DICKENS, Charles. Master Humphrey's Clock. London: Chapman and Hall, 1840-41. First Edition, First Issue. With the following textual points: Volume I, p. 128, "deessed" for "dressed"; p. 145, "accomodation"; p. 165, "poney"; and p. 239, line 11, "arangements." Volume II, p. 80, no period after "violently," a feature Smith notes occurs only in some copies; and p. 128, "intructions" for "instructions." Volume III, p. 133, the chapter heading reads "Thirty-Fiftth"; and p. 322, "atime" is printed as one word. Three volumes, complete; tall Octavo. Vol. I 306 pp.; Vol. II 306 pp.; Vol. III 426 pp. Original purplish vertical-ribbed cloth, gilt-lettered and decorated spines, covers elaborately blind-stamped, each front cover with the gilt clock device corresponding to the volume number; marbled edges and endpapers. Three frontispieces and numerous wood-engraved illustrations by George Cattermole and Hablot K. Browne ("Phiz"), with additional contributions. Publisher's advertisements at rear. The complete book-form issue of Dickens's experimental weekly publication, containing the First Editions in book form of The Old Curiosity Shop and Barnaby Rudge. Master Humphrey's Clock was issued first in weekly numbers, then in monthly parts, and finally in the present three-volume cloth form. Dickens conceived the work as a miscellany centered upon Master Humphrey and his circle, but it developed into the publication vehicle for the two novels. Ephemera laid in: a December 1920 newspaper clipping concerning Dickens's Christmas books and A Christmas Carol, together with a personal letter from a previous owner dated 1934. Contents generally clean and unmarked; with only occasional foxing or stain. Previous owner's signature dated 1881 to one front free endpaper; later bibliographical notes to another. Bindings are sound and square. Light rubbing to extremities, spine ends, and boards. A Very Good- triple decker First Issue set of Dickens's novel. References: Eckel, p. 67 ff.; Ray, The Illustrator and the Book in England from 1790 to 1914, 60; Smith I, 6. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover; Illustrated; Three Volume Set.]. BROWNE, Hablot Knight (1815-1882); CATTERMOLE, George (1800-1868); MACLISE, Daniel (1806-1870) (illustrator). …

Zustand: Good. B&W Engraving. 14.25" x 9.25" Good with minor losses, tears, some staining.

See his entry in the Oxford DNB. 1p, 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged, with slight discoloration at one edge and minor repair on reverse. Addressed to 'Dear Mrs. Bicknell' and signed 'Danl. Maclise'. Reads 'I very much regret to say that I have accepted an invitation to dinner on Wednesday when I might have had the pleasure of repairing to Tulse Hill and perhaps in company with my friend and your father whom I sometimes dare to call David'.…

First Edition. Good copy in the original publisher's gilt-blocked and blind-bordered velvet boards, edges very slightly toned. Some wear and tear as with age. Corners sharp with an overall tight, bright and clean impression. Series; Heath's picturesque annual ; (1837-38). Physical description; 263 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm. Notes; Bound as issued in stamped velvet with onlaid labels. Plates are steel engravings cut by various artists. "Heath's picturesque annual"--Spine. Plates are steel engravings cut by various artists. Subjects; Maclise, Daniel (1806-1870). Creswick, Thomas (1811-1869). Travel. Ireland Description and travel. Ireland ; Pictorial works. Ireland Description and travel 19th century. Travels British Isles Ireland. Genres; Illustrated. Pictorial works. 1 Kg.…

Hardcover. oblong folio. [ff. 2]. 42 tinted wood-engraved plates by L. Gruner after Maclise original blind & gilt-stamped cloth (extremities bit frayed, short tear to lower spine, hinges cracked). First Edition. "Though the reputation of his [Maclise's] genre and dramatic pictures has declined from the height which it reached in his lifetime,this is not the case with his portraits or his great epical compositions.They are now widely acknowledged to be the greatest historical paintings of the English school, and D.G. Rossetti went even further when he wrote, 'These are such "historical" pictures as the world perhaps had never seen before'."(DNB).…

New Edition. Provenence; from the library of J. Louis Collard. In a sumptuous, commissioned period binding. Full, pebble-grain calf over bevelled boards. Raised bands; spine compartments tooled with gilt shamrock and harp motifs. Both panels elaborately tooled in gilt. Front hinge starting with some minor wear to the bands. Remains overall an uncommonly good example. Additional detail on request. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 280 pages; Other title; Irish melodies. With decorated half-title page. First published in numbers, 1807 -. Physical description; 1 p. ., iv, 280 p. : front, ill. ; 25 cm. The plates and text within ornamental borders; the appendices within ruled borders. 2 Kg.…

Original engraving after D. Maclise R.A, by C.W. Sharpe, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1851. Daniel MACLISE (1806-1870). The Poet and the Players. Original engraving after D. Maclise R.A, by C.W. Sharpe, published by Joseph Hogarth, London, 1851. 400 x 550 mm. PS125.