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Catalogue Part 1.pdf - Grosvenor Prints

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Sidrophel to ask his advice for wooing a widow he has<br />

been pursuing.<br />

Ref: 8790<br />

18. The School Mistress. In every village<br />

marked with little spire/ Embower'd in<br />

trees and hardly known to fame/ There<br />

dwells in lowly shed and mean attire/ A<br />

matron old whom we school mistress name/<br />

Who boasts unruly brats with birch to<br />

tame./ They grieven sore in piteous<br />

durance pent/ Aw'd by the power of this<br />

relentless dame/ And oft times on vagaries<br />

idly bent/ For unkempt hair or task<br />

unconn'd are sorely shent./ Vide.<br />

Shenston's School Mistress.<br />

F. Wheatly R.A pinx.t J. Cokes sculp.t London,<br />

Publish'd March 20th 1794, by Tho.s Macklin, Poets<br />

Gallery, Fleet Street.<br />

Engraving, 430 x 505mm. 16¾ x 20". Fine uncut sheet.<br />

£180<br />

A scene from 'The Schoolmistress', a poem by William<br />

Shenstone (1714-1763).<br />

Ref: 8576<br />

19. The Vicar of Wakefield, at the Race<br />

Course.<br />

Engraved by W. Giller, from a Drawing by J.M.<br />

Wright. Published by T. Gosden, Sportsman's<br />

Repository, Bedford St. Covent Garden [n.d., c.1830's]<br />

Mezzotint, 285 x 210mm. 11¼ x 8¼". Foxing and<br />

paper worn, mostly outside platemark. £180<br />

A scene from Oliver Goldsmith's 1766 novel The Vicar<br />

of Wakefield. 'Early the next day I walked forward to<br />

the races, and about four in the afternoon I came upon<br />

the course. The company made a very brilliant<br />

appearance, all earnestly employed in one pursuit, that<br />

of pleasure; how different from mine, that of<br />

reclaiming a lost child to virtue!' (Chapter 18).<br />

Ref: 8793<br />

20. Arabisches Concert.<br />

No..48 G. Döbler sc. Prag bei P. Bohmanns Erben.<br />

[n.d. c.1820.]<br />

Aquatint. 259 x 342mm. 10¼" x 13½". Some staining<br />

that comes into top left-hand plate area. £65<br />

A group of Arab men playing musical instruments.<br />

Ref: 8710<br />

21. [Ballerina. Madame Le Cery]<br />

ФОТОГРАФІЯ В.БАРКАНОВА<br />

[n.d., c.1870.]<br />

Photograph, 170 x 105mm. 6¾ x 4¼", signed by sitter.<br />

£180<br />

A ballerina dancing.<br />

Ref: 8898<br />

22. Musée de Mœurs en Actions. Les<br />

Coulisses de L’Opéra (Le Corps des<br />

Ingénues) Opera Slips (A Body of Young<br />

Maido.) || Die Coulissen des Opernhauses<br />

(Die Schaar der Unschuld.)<br />

Peint par Gavarni. Lith par Régnier et Bettannier. [n.d.<br />

c.1850] Paris, Berlin, Barcelona, Bulla Frères et Jouy.<br />

London, E. Gambart & Co. 25 Berners St. Oxf. St.<br />

Coloured lithograph. 470 x 578mm. 18½" x 22¾". Fine<br />

impression. £480<br />

A scene of ballet dancers rehearsing.<br />

Ref: 8497<br />

23. [Putti.] De Bambini il vagir addita, e<br />

insegna/ C'h'il dolce suon de musicali<br />

accenti/ Ne piu teneri Cor S'imprime, e<br />

regna<br />

Amiconi. Pinx. Wagner sculp. Appresso J. Wagner in<br />

Merz. Venetia C.P.E.S.<br />

Etching, 305 x 370mm. 12 x 14½". Very fine<br />

impression. Cut to image and laid on original sheet.<br />

£260<br />

Five cherubs, two of whom hold music scores and one<br />

blows a horn. In the background is a double bass with a<br />

cat looking on.<br />

Ref: 8684<br />

24. Danse a l'Italienne Il vous est doux,<br />

Iris, que tous ces Spectateurs/ De vos pas<br />

gracieux approuvent la Cadence,/ Et<br />

deviennent pour vous autant<br />

d'admirateurs;/ Mais d'un plaisir plus<br />

grand j'aurois la jouissance,/ Si vous<br />

applaudissiez aux tendres mouvements/<br />

Qu'inspirent à mon Coeur vos divins<br />

agréments. C. Moraine<br />

C. Parrocel delineavit Le Bas Sculp a Paris chez Le<br />

Bas graveur du Roy, au bas de la rüe de la Harpe vis a<br />

vis la rüe Percée chez un Fayancier.<br />

Etching, 260 x 380mm. 10¼ x 15". Wide margins.<br />

Uncut sheet. £320<br />

A large group of spectators watch a couple dancing, as<br />

described in the French verses by Moraine inscribed<br />

beneath.<br />

Ref: 8676<br />

25. Le Serpant Terrassé Par Le Lion._<br />

Northcote pinxt. Renard Sculpt. A Paris chez Boulet<br />

Rue Chanbannais No. 6 [n.d., 1799].<br />

Stipple and etching, 500 x 630mm. 19¾ x 23¾". £650

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