HENRY THOMAS ALKEN Just in Time Engraving

Pair Henry Thomas Alken Colored Hunting Engravings. Pair of hand colored hunting scene engravings after paintings by Henry Thomas Alken. Each titled. Each in period frame and behind glass. Each measur

DescriptionSet of 15 Original Hand-Colored Engravings by Henry Thomas Alken (1785 - 1851) | Published: London: by t. McLean, January 1, 1820 | Engraver: John Heaviside Clark | From the Series: Clark's

Champion Pedestrian Walker, hand colored engraving, 1815. Plus 3: Henry Thomas Alken (1785-1851), Ideas; Taylor Riding to Brentford; and [Carriage Mishap]. Largest 9 3/4" x 13 3/4".

Antique 19th C English Hand Colored Engraving. Equestrian scene showing horses. Titled Weighing. Inscribed Painted by Alkin and Engraved by Sutherland. After Henry Thomas Alken, British (1785 - 1851).

Napoleonic Cavalry Soldiers Alken notably was an artist of sporting scenes. His military related pictures are rare. This engraving shows two Napoleonic Cavalr

Henry Thomas Alken and Richard Gilson Reeve after Walter Parry Hodges, 19th century, Hand coloured engraving, Yellowham Wood, County of Dorset, depicting riders and hounds in a vast landscape. Titled

Complete set of four hand colored engravings of "The First Set of Steeple-Chace on Record" 1839 by Henry Thomas Alken. Henry Thomas Alken was the most prominent British equestrian sports artist, these

The lot includes two antique aquatint color engravings Breaking Cover and Full Cry, 1821, by Henry Thomas Alken (British, 1785 - 1851). London, Published 1st August 1821. Signed on the margins: T.Suth

Antique English Fox Hunting Hand-colored Engraving, Henry Alken, Entitled FULL CRY | Engraved by Thomas Sutherland | Edition published 1st August 1821 | Matted and framed under glass | Approx. Size: 2

Henry Alken (1785-1851), John Heaviside Clark (1771-1863) (aquatint engraver). Antique engravings from The National Sports of Great Britain, London, Published by Thomas Mclean, Jan 1, 1820. Fine, hand

Oil on canvas, "Fox Hunting", SLR. Hunting scene with a pair of riders leaping a stream with there dogs in chase. Retains original Arthur Ackermann and Son New York Gallery Label and Sothebys auction

Oil on canvas, "Fox Hunting", SLR. Hunting scene with riders and hounds nearing a tired fox. Retains original Arthur Ackermann and Son New York Gallery Label and Sothebys auction sticker. Relined. 12"

HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (1785 - 1851) A York to London coach and four crossing a hunt in tall cry Oil on canvas, 30.5 x 65.5cm Signed

Set Of (4) Steeplechase Scenes By Henry Thomas Alken, 10" X 14", "The Great Leicestershire Steeplechase, March 12th, 1829", This Set Furnished A Student's Room At Eton In 1930 As Recorded On Back Of F

with all 14 scenes framed in 12 frames measuring 26.5" wide x 7" high some light scuff marks on framesS & L Fuller Temple of Fancy 1822, 1.) Solvilur Acris Hyems- We must be off to Melton 2.) Go I Fan

Attributed to Henry Thomas Alken, Sr. (British, 1785-1851)Over the fence, 1823watercolor on papersigned lower right H. Alken and dated13 x 18in (33 x 46cm)

Pair of Henry Thomas Alken (English 1785-1851) Cock Fighting Prints, matted and framed, each piece contains two etchings "Drawn by HY Alken and Engraved by C.R. Stock", "Set Two, Fight, Throat, and De

Henry Thomas Alken (English 1785-1851) Hand Colored Etching on wove paper, A Steeple Chase. 2nd Mile. Unframed. Marked "H. Alken Jun Delt." "Taking a refresher but Not a Cooler !!!". published by Lewi

HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (English 1785-1851) A COLORED LITHOGRAPH, "Going to Hunt...an Easy Job," on paper. Printed by Thomas McLean, Repository of Whit and Humour, published 1823. 13 1/4" x 16 1/4"

Henry Thomas Alken (English, 1785-1851)Horses and ridersetchings with watercolor9 3/4 x 7in (25 x 17.5cm) Provenance:The Collection of Charles Craig. Jr., Santa Barbara, California.

AFTER HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (British, 1785 – 1851). set of four "The First Steeple-chase on Record", colored lithograph depicting the first steeple-chase race on record. Plate I is titled "Ipswich

after HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (English 1785-1851) AN EQUESTRIAN PRINT, "The Winning Post," offset color lithograph on paper, numbered in pencil 61/300 L/L, with blind stamp L/R, "LAE Edition, London." 18"

AFTER HENRY THOMAS ALKEN SR (BRITISH, 1785-51), HAND-TINTED LITHOGRAPH, H 18", W 24", "GOING TO THE MEET" A hand-colored lithograph titled "Going To The Meet" after Henry Thomas Alken Sr. Depicting me

Henry Thomas Alken (1785-1851): The Road Engraving with hand-coloring on wove paper. 10 1/2 x 14 1/4 in. (sight), 14 1/2 x 18 in. (frame). Property from a Private Collection, New York