AGNES 1832
£45.00
Original 1832 12 inch x 9 inch Mezzotint titled AGNES
A young woman in Victorian dress, shown three-quarters length seated in a high-backed chair to right, smiling towards the viewer, holding a cloth in her lap, her arms loosely folded.
Print by John Charles Bromley (1795 – 1839). Son of prominent engraver William Bromley. Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1827 and 1829.
From a painting by Henry Liverseege (1803 – 1832). An English genre painter of literary and folklore subjects.
Published by John Clowes Grundy, (1806 – 1867) 4, Exchange Street, Manchester & Moon, Boys & Graves, (1827 – 1836) Pall Mall, London
Inscription below the title: “To A.G. Vickers, Esq., London / This print from the Original Picture in his collection is respectfully dedicated by / The Publishers / London, Published Nov. 1, 1832, by Moon, Boys & Graves, Pall Mall and J.C. Grundy, Manchester
The mezzotint is in very good condition with minor age-related soiling. Reverse side blank.
Availability: 1 in stock
