William Hogarth, The Company Of Undertakers, 1736

William HogarthBritish, (1697-1764)The Company of Undertakers, 1736engravingframed.10 1/2 x 7 inches

Lot of 2: William Hogarth (English 1697–1764) The Company of Undertakers, 1736 , Engraving. The “Collegium Medicum”, also called “The Company of Undertakers” or “Quack Heads and their Cane

Two large engravings of William Hogarth in 1736 and reprinted circa 1822, London. One in very good condition with minor tatter and the other with the bottom portion reattached with tap. From the same

Professionally framed and matted William Hogarth print: Datur Vacuum ( The Lecture on Open Space) Published March 3 , 1736.

''The Works of William Hogarth'', The London Printing and Publishing Company, London and New York, n.d., 2 volume set, small 4to, hard bound in a quarter leather and printed paper cover with matching

'The Works of William Hogarth containing one hundred and fifty-nine engravings, by Mr. Cooke, and Mr. Davenport, with descriptions, in which are pointed out many beauties that have hitherto escaped no

After Hogarth, William (English 1697- 1764) Hand Colored Engraving on paper, Strolling Players, Engraved by Cook, Thomas (English 1744-1818) c 1800. Weight Approx., 5.5 lbs Measures Approx.: 21.5" x 1

Four William Hogarth Engravings Comprising of "An Election Entertainment, Plate I", "Canvassing for Votes, Plate II", "The Polling, Plate III", and Chairing the Members, Plate 3". Each dedicated and d

Pair of William Hogarth Framed Engravings. One titled Bear street the other Gin Lane. Used condition. framed size 24 1/4" x 21"

Two Engravings Designed By William Hogarth, engraved by T. Cook. One Titled Morning and the other titled Noon each depicting London street scene. printed 1797. Used condition, wear, worn, foxing, not

After William Hogarth (English, 1697-1764), lot of two 19th century engravings on paper from the series "A Rake's Progress", 1) "Plate 2", depicting a group gathered in a parlor, swords drawn; and 2)

A GROUP OF TWO ETCHING AND LINE ENGRAVINGS FROM WILLIAM HOGARTH (English 1697-1764) "THE INDUSTRIOUS PRENTICE," LONDON, ENGLAND, 1747, LATER 19TH CENTURY PRINTING, comprising Plate 1 "The Fellow Prent

After William Hogarth (English, 1697-1764), 19th century engraving depicting Christopher Columbus making his point by breaking an egg, 5 3/4" x 7" image size, 10 3/4" x 11" framed.

PIT TICKET (Cock Fight), 1759; BATHOS, 1764; THEATRE COMPANY, 1738; three engravings with inscriptions, images 11 ¾ x 14 ½”, 10 ¼ x 12 ¾”, 16 ¾ x 21 &fra

William Hogarth (British 1697-1764)- ''After'' (Paulson 142)- engraving, 1736. some soiling in margins, creases in paper. 16 1/16 x 12 13/16"

"The Complete Works of William Hogarth" in a series of one hundred and fifty steel engravings with introductory essay by James Hannay. The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited. 11-1/2in tall

Two engravings. Both dated 1736 in the plate. Dimensions: (Frame) H 24" x W 20", (Sight) H 17" x W 13" Condition: Both with light foxing. Wear to plate and publication line.

The complete works of William Hogarth, profusely illustrated with 150 steel engravings from “The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited” in good condition, rubbed edges, acquired f

DESCRIPTION: Oil on canvas painting in the style of William Hogarth depicting a scene several aristocratic men enjoying the company of a lady. Signed Gerome at lower right. Mounted in a gilt wooden fr

Hogarth, William (English 1697- 1764) Engraving on paper, O Vanity of youthfull Blood, so by misuse to poison Good!' June 25,1735. Plate No. 4, from the series, A Rakes’s Progress. Image 15.75"

Hogarth, William (English 1697- 1764) Engraving on paper, "O Vanity of Age, Untoward" from the series, A Rakes’s Progress. Invented Painted and Engrav'd by Wm. Hogarth, published 1735. Plate 1.

HOGARTH, William. The Complete Works of… with an introductory essay by James Hannay. London and New York: The London Printing and Publishing Company, n.d. [ca. 1860s?]. 4to. Engraved half–

[Early New York View], after William Burgis (active 1722-1736), "Fort George with the City of New York from the SW.", c. 1794, hand-colored engraving by John Carwitham, published by Carington Bowles,

William Hogarth (English, 1697-1764), Industry and Idleness (Complete Suite of 12)each an etching and engraving, 1747, presented in uniform matting and framing. Plates to include "The Fellow 'Prentic