Adam Buck Stipple Engraving My Dear Little Shock Dog 1808

Adam Buck Stipple Engraving My Dear Little Shock Dog 1808Adam Buck 1759 1833. Anglo Irish School Stipple engraving with aquatint printed in colour published by R Ackermann London 1808. My Dear Little Shock You Must Have A Dip. Laid to backing sheet some age related timestaining and skillfully repaired worming. 24. 5 by 30 cms Plate. 25. 7 by 30. 6 cms sheet overall. Buck was born in Castle Street, Cork. Becoming an accomplished miniaturist in the 1780s while still in Ireland, he made a permanent move to

Century for it's extensive menagerie of exotic animals alongside Circus acts

bodies and limbs were strewn around

trimmed to plateline and laid down

In 1909 he joined Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes as a teacher and mime artist and travelled with the company to France and England

August 1793

Good rich proof impression with WS blindstamp trimmed within upper margin

Christian Gottleib Théophile Steinlen 1779-1847

his technique often means that there is some fragility to his surviving works

The Sacrifice of Iphiginea at Aulis

Sepia ink and wash on buff paper laid on to 19th

Depicting a young woman in a blue robe holding a garland

Pencil and chalk drawing