Stock No.12257
A set of three large engraved prints attributed to the artist Walter Dendy Sadler (1854-1923) the etcher William Henry Boucher (1842- 1906) and the artist and engraver James Dobie (1849-1923), featuring early Victorian gentlefolk each framed within gilt mounts under glass and all published by H Lebebvre, King Street, London 1895, 1898, 1908 & 1915 .
One depicting an elderly lady and her young female attendant quilting beside a fireplace, signed to the margin Walter Dendy Sadler and the engraver W.H.Bouchet with a vignette of a four-poster bed.
Another depicting three gentlemen seated around a table, attended by a manservant, reliving the Battle of Waterloo signed to the margin Walter Dendy Sadler and the engraver James Dobie with a vignette of Wellington with the Battle of Waterloo in the backgroud.
The third with three further gentlemen seated around a table 'Passing the Port' in front of a neoclassical chimneypiece, signed to the margin Walter Dendy Sadler and the engraver James Dobie with a vignette of the three staggering home at the end of a happy evening.
English, late 19th century.
Listed Price: £2,400 (+VAT where applicable)
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32 7⁄8"
83.5 cms |
27 13⁄16"
70.5 cms |
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5 cms |
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