A Group of Nine Framed Early 19thC William Blake Artworks; Six Engravings by Luigi Schiavonetti c.1813 & Three Watercolours

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A Group of Nine Framed Early 19thC William Blake Artworks; Six Engravings by Luigi Schiavonetti c.1813 & Three WatercoloursOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1813 Portraits: 16. 25 h x 14. 25 w Landscapes: 16. 25 w x 14. 25 h The mixed group of William Blake (1757 1827) artworks, to include six engravings from twelve from The Grave, A Poem by Robert Blair, drafted by William Blake and engraved by Luigi Schiavonetti and published 1813, coupled with three unmarked watercolours, all being framed and glazed and surviving from Regency period England.

Oversized grandeur

James Atkinson worked within this building

This chair was most likely designed by Harry Peach and made by the Dryad Company in around 1910

Just above the waters edge

and with a fitted interior

wherever next

There is wear to the ebonized finish to the extremities as you would expect but the wear is light

The threads that remain show good colour

There is a small area of loss to the upper section as photographed

The sphere is believed to be original to the stand

retiring from the service on 24 Mar 1875 (just short of his 25th birthday)

Fair as the landscape of a dream