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Lot 336
336. [Bondy Azulay] gr a N d Pa N O r a M a O f lO N d O N
f r O M t h e ri v e r th a M e s, from Western Stone Wharf by
the New Palace of Westminster to the Royal Victualling
Office at Deptford Dockyard, folding wood-engraved
panorama, title printed in pink on front pastedown,
c.1850 by G. Whitelaw of Fleet St, presentation
inscription verso of penultimate panel, dated ‘52,
on 6 sheets, joined, 135 x 5530mm. (5 ¼ x 218 in),
folding into gilt-embossed cloth boards, oblong 8vo.
£400 - £600
*** This panorama begins with the new Palace of
Westminster, dating it after 1840, but before the
completion of St Stephen’s Tower (Big Ben) in 1859. It
must, therefore, differ from Abbey’s example [Life, 506],
which has the same title and dimensions, but which he
dates to c.1830, and begins at Essex Street, approximately
1600mm. into this piece. This example also differs from
others sold in these rooms, which have been published
by Azulay himself, at Thames Tunnel, where he occupied
three booths, as the most prolific producer and vendor of
‘peep shows’ and perspective views.
337. Thomas Mann Baynes vi e w O f t h e NO rt h Ba N k
O f t h e tha M e s f r O M wes t M i N s t e r Bri d g e tO lON d O N
Br i d g e, sh e w i N g t h at Pa rt O f t h e i M P r O v e M e N t s
s u g g e s t e d B y lt. cO l.l tr e N c h, w h i c h it is i N t e N d e d tO
c a r ry i N t O e X e c u t i O N, lithographed panorama printed
by Charles Hullmandel on 9 sheets, [Abbey Life 496],
1825, R. Ackermann, v.s., total image approx 195 x
5890mm.(7 ¾ x 232 in), presented in three pairs and
one group of three. £600 - £800
Lot 337
Lot 338
338. Fernando Brambila & Juan Gálbez [ru i N a s d e
za r a g O z a (ru i N s O f sa r a g O s s a)], 6 plates only (of 36),
engravings with aquatint, on laid paper, [c.1808-1814],
each c.400 x 515mm (15 ¾ x 20 ¼ in), all unframed.
£100 - £150
Lot 339
339. * After Oswald Walters Brierly eN g l i s h fl e e t
e N t e r i N g t h e gr e at Be lt, lithograph, by T.G. Dutton,
with hand-colouring, 420 x 570mm, small tear in
lettered margin, Day & Son, 1854; with Meeting of
the English and French Fleets, and Sending on Board
the Admiral for Letters at Sea, lithographs, each c.420
x 570mm, some surface dirt, Day & Son, 1854 (3).
£300 - £500