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Landseer, Edwin & Thomas

Landseer, Edwin & Thomas [Lithograph] Deer Stalking in the Highlands London: F.G. Moon., 1846, hand-coloured lithograph, 61 x 85cm, laid-down onto board

THOMAS LANDSEER AFTER SIR EDWARD LANDSEER, THE DEER PASS, 1854

THOMAS LANDSEER AFTER SIR EDWARD LANDSEERTHE DEER PASS, 1854Mezzotint Published London, Henry Graves and Company44.5 x 95cm (17½ x 37¼ in.)Bird-eye maple frame

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer Eos. A Favourite Greyhound, The Property of His Royal Highness Prince Albert, R. G. mixed-method engraving, published by Thomas McLean, 1844 50.5 x 61.5cm Provenance: The Maas Gallery Ltd, London

Thomas Landseer, Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature

Thomas Landseer, Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature Thomas Landseer, Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature, large paper copy, etched title and 24 plates with tissue guards, originally issued in six parts, title and 3 plates with short tears in margins, some spotting, original gilt-lettered cloth, splitting to joints internally, worn, folio, Moon, Boys & Graves, 1827 [with] W. Cosmo Monkhouse, The works of Sir Edwin Landseer, 1 volume bound in 2, additional engraved titlepage, 44 steel engraved plates and a separate sequence of 10 'examples of Landseer's early work', further illustrations in text, some spotting, small hole to the front free endpaper, contemporary half calf, gilt, scuffed, Virtue & Co, [1879-80] (3)

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA The Lady and Spaniels plate 47 x 57cm (18 1/2 x 22 7/16in). (published 20 January 1843)

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA The Lady and Spaniels mezzotint plate 47 x 57cm (18 1/2 x 22 7/16in). published 20 January 1843

Thomas Landseer (1795 - 1880), A Bengal Tiger

Thomas Landseer (1795 - 1880)A Bengal TigerOil on canvasProvenance:Private collection, EnglandThis newly discovered picture by Thomas Landseer depicts the Bengal tiger which was housed in the menagerie at King’s Mews in London, now the site of the National Gallery. The painting was likely made as preparation for an etching in the print series 'Characteristick Portraits of Animals' published in 1829 (fig. 1), a project which was published in parts over several years. In both the painting and the etching, we see a snarling tiger guarding its kill. In the print a second tiger has been added, which appears to be intent on stealing the deer. The scene is far removed from the London menagerie in which the tiger was housed, and instead evokes the dark forests of India which would have greatly appealed to the romantically minded British viewer. Much like his brother Edwin, Thomas Landseer made a significant amount of his income from publishing engravings of his finished pictures. It would therefore appear likely that the present picture was used as a worked-up study for the more lucrative etching which was to come. Nail marks around the edges of the canvas suggest that Landseer pinned the picture up in his studio, studying from it while he worked on the etching. The large scale of the painting suggests that the commercially minded Landseer was hoping to find a buyer for the painting after he had finished preparing the etching. Dimensions:(Canvas) 46 in. (H) x 59.6 in. (W)(Frame) 49.25 in. (H) x 62.75 in. (W)

Thomas Landseer Engraving The Hunted Stag 1862

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795 - 1880) Engraving, The Hunted Stag 1862. London Published by Henry Graves 2e Comp June 2nd 1862. Original painted by Edwin Landseer. Measures 16 inches H x 42 W, frame measures 24 x 50 inches. Engraving has been cut down.

A group of sixteen Georgian coloured anthropomorphic engravings, to include examples from the Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) series, 'Monkeyana', c.19 cm x 15 cm, each framed and glazed.

A group of sixteen Georgian coloured anthropomorphic engravings, to include examples from the Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) series, 'Monkeyana', c.19 cm x 15 cm, each framed and glazed. Qty: (16)

Sir Edwin Landseer "Monarch of the Glen" Litho Proof

Artist Edwin Henry Landseer (British, 1802-1873). Engraver Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880). "Monarch of the Glen" (1868) - steel engraving before letters. A very large, antique, black and white steel engraving - created before letters by Sir Edwin Landseer and entitled "Monarch of the Glen". Landseer presents a proud twelve point stag (a royal) surrounded by his family in the majestic highlands of Scotland beneath the majestic skies dotted by soaring birds. Size: 17.5" L x 31.375" W (44.4 cm x 79.7 cm) Size with margins: 21.875" L x 35.875" W (55.6 cm x 91.1 cm) Landseer had the ability to create photorealistic depictions that demonstrated first-hand knowledge of his subjects as well as empathy for the animals. He provided a view of the quarry that only a sportsman could have attained with his telescope. Interestingly, Landseer also created a series of drawings called, "The Forest" that included circular format compositions, suggesting such telescopic views. Complementing this intense sense of reality is a theatrical quality captured in the dramatic contrasts between light and dark as well as the manner in which the herd looks to the stag and the bird of prey flies overhead - perhaps awaiting carrion, all adding to the dramatic impact of the scene. According to scholar Diana Donald, "Landseer had close links with the sphere of zoological art through his friendship with [Joseph] Wolf and through the activities of his own brothers, Charles and Thomas Landseer, both of whom were occasionally employed as illustrators of popular books on natural history. However, his paintings had a scale, dramatic power and imaginative exaltation that set them apart from such works. They were history paintings, but of a completely original kind, in the sense that they invested the lives of animals themselves with tragic grandeur. That this could be done so convincingly is itself evidence of great changes in attitudes to nature in the nineteenth century: the profound philosophical implications of the discoveries in geology, paleontology and evolutionary theory which I have outlined placed animals at the forefront of consciousness. As a writer in the London Quarterly Review put it in 1874, Landseer painted 'the poetry of animal life, running so curiously parallel to the poetry of human life'"(Diana Donald, Picturing Animals in Britain, 1750-1850, p. 94). Provenance: Jon and Mary Williams private art collection, Denver, Colorado, USA All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #166583

Thomas Landseer Hand Colored Engraving

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) hand colored engraving on paper after a painting by Sir Edwin Landseer, titled "Not Caught Yet". Total size by sight 24" x 34" with the frame being 33" x 43" identified in the plate. Age and sun tanning to entire paper, color fading, small tear lower left, paper possibly a little brittle.

THOMAS LANDSEER (BRITISH 1795-1880), A TIGER

THOMAS LANDSEER (BRITISH 1795-1880)A TIGERPastelSigned with initials and dated 1864 (lower left)48 x 61cm (18¾ x 24 in.)Provenance:Sale, Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 14 February 2018, The Gentleman's Library Sale, lot 193

Thomas Landseer Hand Colored Engraving

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) hand colored engraving on paper after a painting by Sir Edwin Landseer, titled "Not Caught Yet". Total size by sight 24" x 34" with the frame being 33" x 43" identified in the plate. Age and sun tanning to entire paper, color fading, small tear lower left, paper possibly a little brittle.

Landseer, Thomas

(1795 London 1880). "Now singing shrill, and scolding oft between". Zwei sich anschreiende weibl. Affen in Menschenkleidung, davon einer eine Fischverkäuferin. Radierung auf aufgew. China bei Moon, Boys & Graves, Ldn. u. P.Benard, Paris 1828. Plgr. 20,3 x 16,3, Blgr. 23,8 x 19,7 cm. Mit dem Titel u. Verl.-Adr. i.d. Platte. - Aus der Folge: Monkeyyana or Men in Miniature. - Stellenw. etw. stockfl.

Landseer, Thomas

(1795 London 1880). "Now singing shrill, and scolding oft between". Zwei sich anschreiende weibl. Affen in Menschenkleidung, davon einer eine Fischverkäuferin. Radierung auf aufgew. China bei Moon, Boys & Graves, Ldn. u. P.Benard, Paris 1828. Plgr. 20,3 x 16,3, Blgr. 23,8 x 19,7 cm. Mit dem Titel u. Verl.-Adr. i.d. Platte. - Aus der Folge: Monkeyyana or Men in Miniature. - Stellenw. etw. stockfl.

Thomas Landseer engraving

Thomas Landseer (British 1793-1880)- ''The Death of the Wild Bull''- engraving after Sir Edwin Landseer, good condition. 24 1/8 x 23 3/4''

FRAMED LANDSEER ENGRAVING, 'MONARCH OF THE GLEN'

Framed engraving on paper, "The Monarch of the Glen," engraved by Thomas Landseer (United Kingom, 1795-1880), after the original painting by Edwin Landseer, R.A. (United Kingdom, 1802-1873), published by M.M. Goupil & Company, with poetic excerpt from Legends of Glenorchy, foxing, sight: approx 30.5"h, 29.5"w, overall: approx 34.5"h, 33.5"w, 16lbs **Provenance: From the Estate of Huey Keeney of Tyler, Texas** Start Price: $60.00

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880)

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) Two anthropomorphic monkeys Pencil drawing, signed and dated 1828 17,5 x 16,5 cm, frame: 37 x 36 cm

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880) Study of a tiger

Study of a tiger initialled and dated 'TL 1864' (centre left) pastel 48 x 62.5cm (18 7/8 x 24 5/8in). Footnotes The inscription on an old label affixed to the reverse suggests that the work was made for Palmer esq. of the 14th Hussars and later purchased back by the artist. It is also suggested that the tiger depicted was housed at the Zoological Gardens in Regent's Park in the year that the work was created.

Thomas Landseer Portrait of the Celebrate Etching

Artist: Thomas Landseer Title: Portrait of the Celebrate Medium: Etching Signature Type: Plate SignedSignature Location: Lower Right Approx. Measurement: 30" x 32" Approx. Weight: 2lbs. Notes: Good condition Keywords: Art

THOMAS LANDSEER, THE DEVIL'S WALK, ENGRAVING, PUBLISHED JAN 1831 BY F.G. HARDING, 26 X 21CM

THOMAS LANDSEER, THE DEVIL''S WALK, ENGRAVING, PUBLISHED JAN 1831 BY F.G. HARDING, 26 X 21CM

THOMAS LANDSEER The Devils Walk engraving

THOMAS LANDSEER The Devils Walk engraving Published Jan 1st 1831, by F.G. Harding, 24: Cornhill 26 x 21cm

Thomas Landseer ARA (1795-1880) - Portrait of the Celebrated Short Horned Cow, Bracelet

Hand-coloured mezzotint after Percy Forster Circa 1850 , M. Bell of Richmond, Yorkshire, and G. Bell, [Snelgrove, Forster 1] 43 x 50 cm. (17 x 19 3/4 in)

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) - Chillingham white cattle

Engraving Signed proof before title, signed, lower right, blindstamp, lower left 82 x 56.5cm (32 x 22 1/4in.) Unframed

TWO FRAMED ETCHINGS OF A POLAR BEAR AND BENGAL TIGERS, SIGNED THOMAS LANDSEER

TWO FRAMED ETCHINGS OF A POLAR BEAR AND BENGAL TIGERS, SIGNED THOMAS LANDSEER

TWO FRAMED ETCHINGS OF A POLAR BEAR AND BENGAL TIGERS, SIGNED THOMAS LANDSEER

TWO FRAMED ETCHINGS OF A POLAR BEAR AND BENGAL TIGERS, SIGNED THOMAS LANDSEER

THOMAS LANDSEER (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA Ptarmigan Hill image 20 1/2 x 34 1/2in. (52.1 88.0cm.)

THOMAS LANDSEER (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA Ptarmigan Hill image 20 1/2 x 34 1/2in. (52.1 88.0cm.)

THOMAS LANDSEER (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA Queen Victoria's Favorite Pets, 1877 13 1/4 x 16 3/4in. (33.6 x 42.6cm.)

THOMAS LANDSEER (British, 1795-1880) after Sir Edwin Landseer RA Queen Victoria's Favorite Pets, 1877 13 1/4 x 16 3/4in. (33.6 x 42.6cm.)

Landseer, Thomas (1793-1880) Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature. London: Moon, Boys & Graves,1827. Folio, illustrated throughout with twent

Landseer, Thomas (1793-1880) Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature. London: Moon, Boys & Graves,1827. Folio, illustrated throughout with twenty-four etchings printed on china paper mounted on wove rag; the work was originally issued in six parts of four etchings each; bound in contemporary half red morocco and marbled paper boards, with the six original publisher's wrappers bound in at the end, the leather that should be covering one corner is missing, 12 3/4 x 9 1/4 in.

Monkeyana, Or Men in Miniature

<p> 25 etched plates on India paper, mounted on wove paper (watermark Whatman 1827). Proofs before letters. (Folio) 38x29 cm (15x11½") modern half calf and mottled boards. First Edition, Large Paper Copy.</p>

Monkeyana or Men In Miniature

25 etchings on chine (including title page), which are proofs before letters, mounted to wove paper. Whatermark is Whatman 1827. 15x11" modern half calf, gilt-lettered morocco spine labels. Large Paper Edition.

Thomas Landseer after Sir Edwin Landseer, 'THE

Thomas Landseer after Sir Edwin Landseer, 'THE LION DOG FROM MALTA, THE LAST OF HIS TRIBE' Mixed method engraving, published 1856 by Somers & Isaacs plate 47 x 56cm, in a contemporary maple frame

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880), after Rosa Bonheur

'The Horse Fair' signed 'Tho Landseer' in pencil (lower right), also signed 'Rosa Bonheur' in pencil (lower left); bears inscription label verso engraving 50 x 106cm (19 11/16 x 41 3/4in).

LANDSEER THOMAS: (1793?-1880) British Artist &

LANDSEER THOMAS: (1793?-1880) British Artist & Engraver, elder brother of Edwin Landseer. A.L.S., Thos. Landseer, two pages, 8vo, St. Johns Wood, 12th January n.y., to Solomon Hart. Landseer asks his correspondent to read and enclosure (no longer present) and asks 'Does the name of William Bewick live in your memory?', explaining that he had been asked by the late Sir Thomas Lawrence to go to Rome to make some drawings 'which had he have lived were to have been presented by him to the R.A.'. The second page is neatly mounted, otherwise VG Solomon Hart (1806-1881) British Painter & Engraver, the first Jewish member of the Royal Academy in London. William Bewick (1795-1866) English Painter. A copyist, Bewick was sent by Sir Thomas Lawrence to Rome in 1826 to copy Michelangelo's frecoes at the Sistine Chapel. He returned to England three years later.

THOMAS LANDSEER

THOMAS LANDSEER Londra 1795 - 1880 LEVRIERO IN INTERNO Stampa, cm. 48 x 62 In cornice

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880), After Edwin Landseer, R.A., (British, 1802-1873) Eos, A Favorite Greyhound of Prince Albert, Insc

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880), After Edwin Landseer, R.A. (British, 1802-1873) Eos, A Favorite Greyhound of Prince Albert Inscribed in the plate "Painted by Edwin Landseer, R.A." l.l. and "Engraved by Thomas Landseer" l.r. Engraving with hand-coloring on paper, 18 x 24 1/4 in. (45.5 x 61.5 cm), framed. Condition: Toning, staining to u.r., not examined out of frame. N.B. This engraving by Thomas Landseer is after his brother Edwin Landseer's oil painting of 1841, found in the collection of Queen Elizabeth II. The original painting was commissioned by Queen Victoria as a Christmas present for Price Albert. The hat, gloves, and cane all belonged to Price Albert.

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) FAVORITE PONY AND SPANIELS engraving in bird's eye maple frame 22" x 27"

Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) FAVORITE PONY AND SPANIELS engraving in bird's eye maple frame 22" x 27"

Attributed to Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) - Pencil

Attributed to Thomas Landseer (1795-1880) - Pencil and pastel drawing after Sir Edwin Landseer - "The Sentinel", 22ins x 29ins, in maple frame and glazed

THOMAS LANDSEER MONKEY-ANA ETCHINGS

LANDSEER, Thomas (1795-1880). Monkeyana, or Men in Miniature, 25 etchings, depicting anthropomorphic monkeys, from the book, several duplicate prints, 15 1/2" x 10 7/8" paper size, unframed. Please Note: Starting Price: $500

A Group of Eight Antique English Hand-Colored

A Group of Eight Antique English Hand-Colored Engravings of Monkeys, after Thomas Landseer (English, 1795-1880), from "Monkey - Ana or Men in Miniature", 1827, each depicting an anthropomorphic monkey parading human foibles and vices, each signed in plate, each sight 9 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in., attractively matted and framed alike.

After Thomas Landseer 1795 - 1880 8 engravings

After Thomas Landseer 1795 - 1880 8 engravings Published 1827 ' Monkeyrama or Men in Miniature '

THOMAS LANDSEER (1795-1880), after Edwin Landseer

THOMAS LANDSEER (1795-1880), after Edwin Landseer (1802-1873), 'Monarch of the Glen', handcoloured engraving, 69cm x 66cm, framed.

THOMAS LANDSEER (BRITISH, 1795-1880) ISLAY LEGGING, 1874 Engraving: 18 x 13 in. (sight)

THOMAS LANDSEER (BRITISH, 1795-1880) ISLAY LEGGING, 1874 Engraving: 18 x 13 in. (sight) Framed; Queen Victoria's favorite dog

Landseer, Thomas: (1795 London 1880). "The Defeat

Landseer, Thomas: (1795 London 1880). "The Defeat of Comus". Radierung n. E.Landseer bei R.Holdgate für H.Graves, Ldn. 1868. 43 x 86 cm. W. Ränder tls. angestaubt u. etw. schmutzfl., Ecken tls. knickf. , tls. kl. Randläs. - Beiliegt: Ders., "The Monarch of the Glen". Kupferstich n. E.Landseer bei H.Graves, Ldn. 1862. 59,5 x 60,5 cm. - Stockfl., tls. bis in die Darst. wasserrandig, tls. bis in die Schrift randrissig.

Landseer, Thomas (1795 London 1880). "The Defeat

Landseer, Thomas (1795 London 1880). "The Defeat of Comus". Radierung n. E.Landseer bei R.Holdgate für H.Graves, Ldn. 1868. 43 x 86 cm. W. Ränder tls. angestaubt u. etw. schmutzfl., Ecken tls. knickf. , tls. kl. Randläs. - Beiliegt: Ders., "The Monarch of the Glen". Kupferstich n. E.Landseer bei H.Graves, Ldn. 1862. 59,5 x 60,5 cm. - Stockfl., tls. bis in die Darst. wasserrandig, tls. bis in die Schrift randrissig.

Thomas Landseer British (1795-1880)

Thomas Landseer British (1795-1880) THE MARMOZETTES colored engraving, framed, marked: lower margin image size: H7 1/2" W9 3/4"

LANDSEER (THOMAS)

Monkey-ana or Men in Miniature, engraved title (trimmed at outer margin and laid down), 24 plates on india-proof paper, light dampstains, contemporary quarter morocco, folio, Moon, Boys & Graves, 1827

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880)

After Sir Edwin Landseer, The Stag at Bay, engraving, published 1865 by Lewis Brail, (plate) 60.3 x 99.5cm

Thomas Landseer (British, 1795-1880) Portrait studies pastel, within an album 24 x 16 cm, (qty).