william behnes (7 Ergebnisse)

English sculptor (1791-1864). Dimensions of paper roughly 4 inches by 1 inch. In very good condition. Large, slightly smudged signature on one side in blue ink. Reverse, in different ink and apparently in another hand, reads ' may I presume to solicit your favour fo | as increasing Age naturally brings on in'. Image on application.

Roberts (1796-1864), English artist; Behnes (1791-1864), English sculptor. Piece of paper of irregular shape, roughly 7 1/2 inches by 1 1/4 inches. Somewhat dusty and creased. Reads ' | Gentleman | your Obt Servt | David Roberts | William Behnes | 7 Fitzroy Sq. | Novr 7th. 1841'. Image on application.

Behnes (died 1864) was a sculptor of high renown. Ross (1794-1860) was a miniature painter whose work includes portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Paper dimensions roughly 4 1/2 inches by 2 inches. In good condition. Reads 'William Behnes | W. C. Ross'. On verso 'my Apartments, should | to the utmost of my hop | be inadequate to extricat '.

Behnes (died 1864) was a sculptor, and Robins (1778-1847) a flamboyant auctioneer. Very good, on piece of paper roughly two inches by three and a half. From a collection of Autograph Signatures cut from petitions to the Artists' General Benevolent Fund. Blank reverse.

Hardwick (1792-1870), English architect; Behnes (1791-1864), English sculptor; Angell (1800-66), English artist. On piece of paper roughly four inches square. In good condition. Reads ' | Philip Hardwick | Russell Square | William Behnes | Thos: Bellamy | Saml Angell'. Reverse reads 'ere considerably alliviated, it | sity to solicit again your kind | my behalf for Pecuniary relief | employment in my Profession | istrained for one Years Rent | I shall lose what little former | Obliged to raise money [^ for] immediate | myself and large Family - which | be glad to receive assistan'. Image on application.

1p., 12mo. In fair condition, on lightly-aged paper. Addressed to 'W. Behnes Esq' and docketted by Behnes on reverse: 'Mr Barker | painter'. The letter reads: 'Mr Bacon has written me to say that you have kindly consented to lend me a bust of the late Sir Henry Havelock. I need not say how much obliged I feel. Will you allow the bearer to bring it with him: - have you also a bust of Mr Disraeli? If so would you lend it me also. I will take great care of them and return them to you soon.'.

Zustand: Good. Stipple and line engraving. 32.5 x 22.5 cm. (sheet). Facsimile signature below image. Very Good. Light specks of foxing in the margins.