George & Isaac Robert Cruikshank. Color Lithograph Reprints. Even toning. No foxing. Strong, even colors. Significant edge wear. Creased – most notable on the back side.
They are previously owned and may show very fine handling marks and shelf wear and will not be perfect.
This print is from the desirable 1835Cruikshankiana re-issue published in London by Thomas McLean directly from Cruikshank’s original copperplates. P lease note that I am an avid enthusiast rather than…
Vier Blätter tragen die gestochene Signatur „G. Cruikshank fec. Es handelt sich um originale Radierungen, die nach dem Druck von Hand koloriert wurden. Originales Konvolut aus fünf handkolorierten Radierungen des…
George Cruikshank Hand Colored Etching Print Phrenological Ilustration, or an Artist ‘s View of the Craniological Sistem of Doctor Gall and Spurzheim, 1827 Please refer the pictures for condition ask…
“The Queen sits in profile to the right on a huge crown, her left foot on a footstool. She partly hides her face and an ambiguous grimace behind a fan…
They are previously owned and may show very fine handling marks and shelf wear and will not be perfect.
This original 1834 etching by the legendaryGeorge Cruikshank is a fantastic find for collectors of 19th-century British satire. Artist: George Cruikshank (1792–1878). Signature: Fully signed in the plate: “Designed, Etched…
This rare vintage George Cruikshank “Puss in Boots” etching from 1977 features a limited edition print numbered 31 out of 150. The framed artwork measures 8 inches in length and…
Artist:GEORGE CRUIKSHANK (British, 1792 – 1878). Etching with hand coloring in watercolor on cream wove paper. Printer/Publisher: Thomas Mclean, London, 1835.
George CRUIKSHANK Etching Original Passing Events on Tail Of The Comet 1853. Has been folded/creased and one side is stuck/glued to a thick piece of paper. Selling as found. Estate…
Made by George Cruikshank after own design. SATIRE, CABRIOLET ACCIDENT, GEORGE CRUIKSHANK, 19TH-CENTURY ETCHING, URBAN TRANSPORTATION, HUMOR, CARICATURE, CHAOS. |EXPO-472 (SATIRE). ‘”THE COMFORTS OF A CABRIOLET!