J. HARRIS ENGRAVING Military Gallery England

Set of four hand colored engravings by John Harris after the original painting works Charles Cooper Henderson Fores's Coaching Recollections. Unframed with image size 17.5" tall x 26.5" wide and loose

Race For the Great St. Leger Stakes, Doncaster Races 1836. Marked L. L Painted by Jas. Pollard Marked L. R. Engraved by J. Harris. Professionally framed, reverse painted. 19 1/4"H. x 28 1/2"W (work it

Lot of 14 Steel Engravings. Incl Landscapes, Children, Pretty Ladies, Military, Genre, Portrait. Examples from The Turner Gallery, History of England, Peoples Gallery of Engravings and Finden's Tablea

Large hand colored engraving titled "FOUR IN HAND" dated 1871 England measuring approx 39" wide x 22.5" tall. Some staining and edge tears as shown, which could be hidden under frame and matting to no

By J. Harris...plate 1 and plate 4....18 x 14.5 inches to sight...in matched frames

English hunt scene engraving entitled Breaking Cover. Originally painted by JF Herring Sr, Engraved by J. Harris - London, Published Aug 7th 1874 by GP McQueen. Sight size 25"h x 36"w Framed size 28 1

Group of four very fine detailed hand colored, drypoint English fox hunting scenes from the HERRINGS FOX-HUNTING SCENES series to include THE DEATH by J Harris, BREAKING COVER, FULL CRY and THE MEET.

Europe, England, 1776. A hand-colored copperplate engraving entitled "The Larch Tree" by John Miller (also Johann Sebastian Muller, German, 1715-c. 1792), published on January 1, 1776 in the book enti

Europe, England, John Goldar (engraver, English, 1729-1795) after John Taylor (painter, English, c. 1585-1651), "William Shakespear (e)" line engraving, published 1785 CE. A line engraving of the lege

Lot of 10 Steel Engravings. Incl Pretty Ladies, Military, and Landscapes. Examples from The Turner Gallery, Peoples Gallery of Engravings and The History of England. 1844-1879. Paper Size: Up to 14 x

Including Charles Bird King, Portrait of Lady, engraved 1901; Currier & Ives engraving of elegant couple; and map of Hertfordshire, England, by J. Cary, engraver - 1787 - London. Slight tear upper rig

Hooker, William Jackson (1785–1865, England), Neottia aphylla, Leafless Neottia, hand-colored engraving by Swan, 1 Jan. 1828, from Samuel Curtis and W. J. Hooker, Curtis’s Botanical Maga

3 Boxing Sporting Engravings Aquatints. By Fores's Thos Spring. 1823 Champion of England, Dutch Sam 1816, J. Hudson, All measure plate 15-3/4" H x 11-1/4 W Framed 21-1/4" H x 16-1/4" W Condition: Good

Description - Hand colored engraving by J. Harris 1845, later impression with After S.E. Waller.

Approx. 24" x 31 1/2" . Needs light cleaning

J HARRIS ENGRAVING *DUCK AND DUCKLINGS*, APPROXIMATELY 22 IN X 23 IN OVERALL

Description: Exclusive! Fine art lithograph by Nicolas Trudgian, "Return of the Hunters." Published by the Military Gallery, Bath, England, 1995, pencil signed by 4 signatures possibly attributed to p

Description: Exclusive! Fine art lithograph by Robert Taylor, "The Bridge at Remagen." Published by the Military Gallery, Bath, England, 1994, pencil signed by 6 pilots. Also hand signed, numbered by

A grouping of seven assorted framed prints. To include: J. Moyreau (French, 1690-1762) Two hand colored engravings J. Harris (British, 1811-1865) Two hand colored aquatints of fowl Three offset lithog

ANTIQUE HAND COLORED ENGRAVING BY J. HARRIS: Fores's National Sports, Plate 10. Racing Plate 4. "Returning to Weigh". Painted by J.F. Herring Sr. Engraved by J Harris & W. Summers. Londo

26 3/4 x 17 3/4 in. (image), 36 x 28 in. (framed).

*THE BATTLE OF GOOJERAT* FEB, 21ST, 1849. PRINT ENGRAVING BY J. HARRIS AFTER A PAINTING BY H. MARTENS. PUBLISHED BY RUDOLPH ACKERMANN, 1850. 25 3/4 X 19 1/2 INCH SIGHT SIZE.

LARGE ENGLISH FRAMED HUNT SCENE BY HERRINGS FOX HUNT SCENES, TITLES *THE MEET* ENGRAVING BY J. HARRIS, OCTOBER 1867, APPROXIMATELY 31 IN X 42 IN OVERALL

comprising four re-strikes of engravings by J. Harris; the first and second: "Racing" plates 1, "Saddling" and 4, "Returning to Weigh" (each 37 x 57 inches frame); the third and fourth: "Fox Hunting'