A Mixed Group of Twenty Framed 18th/19thC Anatomical Engravings & Prints

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A Mixed Group of Twenty Framed 18th/19thC Anatomical Engravings & PrintsOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George III Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1798 1850Various Sizes; The Largest; 11 h x 26. 25 wThe Smallest: 11 h x 7. 75 wThe mixed group of twenty framed and glazed engravings and prints, all of anatomical interest, grouped together in ten frames with a handful by A. Bell from the work Superficial anatomy of the man in 1798, most numbered and annotated, and others to include skulls and the cross section of a rat,

The wonderful treen bowl

The presence of the rabbit is explained by the misconception in antiquity that the rabbit could reproduce without sexual intercourse

The ephemeral nature of the masks means it is pleasingly surprising that they have survived at all

Henrion (1914-1990) working making the General Post Office at the cutting edge of poster design and mass communication

The Victorian child soon learnt that if he wanted to misbehave he should ensure that he did not get caught

with the rather crude construction making it relatively early for a box of its type

RBSA (British

the chair has survived well in its hundred years with only marginal wear to the upholstery

the courtroom

Gloriously Georgian and wonderfully original

It is not supposed to blend in

Either way a nameboard is essentially a painted or carved board where the ship's name is displayed