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Bartholomew - 9 Botanical Lithographs

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Rose Bouquet

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Dalia (Dahlia)

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Sweet Pea

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Raspberry

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Rhododendron

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Rose Acacia

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Renunculus (Ranunculus)

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Narcissus or Daffodil

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Imperial Lily

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Anemone

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Damask Rose

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Geranium

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Common Rose

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Peach Blossom

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Hydrangea

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - China Aster

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Holy Oak (Mallow Rose)

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - White Rose

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Stock (Flower)

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Hyacinth

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Auricula

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Bartholomew - Austrian Rose

This attractive botanical lithograph is from Valentine Bartholomew's A selection of flowers adapted principally for students. The work was published in London in 1822. It had an overslip giving the Rudolph Ackermann imprint as publisher, but the original imprint would be Rodwell and Martin, J. Dickinson. This rare lithograph and work is mentioned in Nisssen, Great Flower Books, and Dunthorne. Charles Hullmandel is credited as the lithographer. It is a very early example of botanical lithograpy.

Valentine Bartholomew,  British 1799-1879-  Two floral still lifes: Summer Flowers; and Floral still life with roses and delphinium in a vase, a bird's nest behind; the first pencil and watercolour heightened with white, the second pencil and water

Valentine Bartholomew,  British 1799-1879-  Two floral still lifes: Summer Flowers; and Floral still life with roses and delphinium in a vase, a bird's nest behind; the first pencil and watercolour heightened with white, the second pencil and watercolour heightened with white and scratching out on paper, each signed and dated 'V Bartholomew / 1855' (lower right), the first 43.7 x 32.9 cm., the second 41.4 x 27.9 cm., two (2).  Provenance:  Private Collection, UK.  Note:  Largely self-taught, Bartholomew worked for the lithographer Charles Hullmandel (1789-1850) from 1821 to 1827. He was a member of the New Watercolour Society in 1834 and 1835, and was elected A.O.W.S. in 1835. He was appointed Flower Painter to the Duchess of Kent in 1836, and Flower Painter in Ordinary to The Queen in 1837. An almost identical work to the second (Floral still life with roses and delphiniums) sold at Christie's, London, 15 March 1988, lot 98 (£1,200).

Botanical Antique Print Set (4)

Set of 4 flower prints. Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879). Charles Hullmandel lithographer, London: 1822. From A Selection of Flowers , very rare set, among first to use lithography for botanicals. Dampstain in margins noted. . 14 1/2" x 10 1/2".

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated. 12.5" x 1

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated. 12.5" x 16".

Botany.- Bartholomew (Valentine) A Selection of Flowers Adapted principally for Students, parts 5 and 6, comprising 18 hand-coloured lithographs, [c. 1821-23]

Botany.- Bartholomew (Valentine) A Selection of Flowers Adapted principally for Students, parts 5 and 6 only, comprising 18 hand-coloured lithographed plates after drawings by Bartholomew, printed by Hullmandel, on cream Whatman wove paper, each leaf approx. 370 x 270 mm (14 1/2 x 10 5/8 in), damp-stains, spotting and surface dirt throughout, handling creases and marginal nicks, some tears and small losses, publisher's brown paper wrappers, stitching coming loose, some losses and surface dirt, folio, [circa 1821-23] Literature: cf. Nissen 82; Great Flower Books, p. 48

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated, 12.5" x 16".

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated, 12.5" x 16".

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated, 12.5" x 16".

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) British, Still life of flowers, watercolour, signed and dated, 12.5" x 16".

Valentine Bartholomew - A Selection of Flowers (4)

Lot 6 Valentine Bartholomew British (1799-1879) A Selection of Flowers (4) lithographs with hand-coloring sight (each): 11 3/4 x 9 1/2 inches Provenance: a Centre Island, Oyster Bay collection

Valentine Bartholomew [1799-1879]- Still life of r

Valentine Bartholomew [1799-1879]- Still life of roses and foliage:- signed and dated 1862 bottom right watercolour over pencil 23.5 x 32cm

Valentine Bartholomew-(British, 1799-1879)-Flowering cactus

Flowering cactus signed and indistinctly dated 'V. Bartholomew' watercolour heightened with white 83 x 64cm (32 11/16 x 25 3/16in).

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) Still Life of

Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879) Still Life of Anemones and Spring Flowers Signed with the artist's initials, pencil and watercolour with scratching out, 14cm by 9.5cm From 1821-1827 the artist lived and worked with Charles Hullmandel the lithographer. In 1826 exhibited a flower piece at the RA, was a member of the New Watercolour Society and elected an associate member of the Old Watercolour Society in 1835. He was appointed flower painter to the Duchess of Kent and Flower Painter in Ordinary to the Queen in 1837.

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879), Floral

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879), Floral still life, watercolour, 43 x 30.5cm.; 17 x 12in.

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879) Still life of roses and other flowers on a table; Still life of roses and other flowers in a basket, a pair 35.5 x 51.5 cm (14 x 20 1/4 in.) (2)

Still life of roses and other flowers on a table; Still life of roses and other flowers in a basket, a pair watercolour 35.5 x 51.5 cm (14 x 20 1/4 in.) (2)

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879) Still life of roses and other flowers on a table; Still life of roses and other flowers in a basket, a pair 35.5 x 51.5 cm (14 x 20 1/4 in.) (2)

Still life of roses and other flowers on a table; Still life of roses and other flowers in a basket, a pair watercolour 35.5 x 51.5 cm (14 x 20 1/4 in.) (2)

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879)

Still life of a blue and white vase, a pineapple, grapes, apples and pears, signed and dated 1849', watercolour heightened with white, 38 x 52cm (15 x 20 1/2in)

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879)

Still life of flowers, signed and dated 1869, watercolour, 24.5 x 33.5 cm (9 5/8 x 13 1/4 in.)

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879)

Still life of flowers, signed and dated 1869, watercolour, 24.5 x 33.5 cm (9 5/8 x 13 1/4 in.)

Valentine Bartholomew (British, 1799-1879)

Still life of a blue and white vase, a pineapple, grapes, apples and pears signed and dated 'V Bartholomew 1849' c.r. watercolour heightened with white 38 x 52 cm. (15 x 20 1/2 in.)

Valentine Bartholomew, (British, 1799-1879) A still life of Roses and other flowers 9 1/4 x 12 1/2 in. (23.5 x 30.5 cm.)