Two 19th century reproduction engravings in handsome ebonized ornate picture frames: I. THE ELEPHANT AND CASTLE ON THE BRIGHTON ROAD by James Pollard; II. THE MAIL ARRIVING AT TEMPLE BAR by C.B. Newhouse (1805-1877), an artist best remembered for The Roadsters Album, and his scenes of mail and stage coaching. Marked underneath each print with names of engravers etc.
Two 19th century reproduction engravings in handsome ebonized ornate picture frames: I. THE ELEPHANT AND CASTLE ON THE BRIGHTON ROAD by James Pollard. A vintage 19th century English Coaching Print, from a painting by James Pollard. Presented in a striking ebonized wooden frame. Below the picture reads PAINTED BY JAMES POLLARD LONDON, PUBLISHED FEB. 7. 1826 BY J. WATSON 7. VERE STREET. ENGRAVED BY THEODORE FIELDING. THE ELEPHANT AND CASTLE ON THE BRIGHTON ROAD. II. THE MAIL ARRIVING AT TEMPLE BAR by C.B. Newhouse (1805-1877), an artist best remembered for The Roadsters Album, and his scenes of mail and stage coaching. His images typically portray the speed associated with the open road, and the calamity or comedy that speed can bring about. The engravings are largely in good antique condition and the frames have only light scuffs and come complete with picture hooks and cord ready to hang. Marked underneath each print with names of engravers etc.

Dimensions: 28.5"W x 24.5"L framed
Issued: ca. 1850

Good, normal wear