Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Collection of approximately 218 lithographs from the Behar Lithographic Press, established by Sir Charles D'Oyly in Patna, Bihar, India, in 1828. The lithographs include ports., birds, animals, landscapes, village life, etc.; the majority of the ill. are signed on the stone by Charles D'Oyly. The bird illustrations are drawn by C.W. Smith with landscapes added by D'Oyly, and are jointly signed. Other artists represented are Chinnery, E.J. D'Oyly, and to a lesser extent, Elizabeth Patterson, G.F. White, H.C. Marsh, Col. J. Young, R.M. Paye, M.J. Lemarchand, C. Macleod, Welby Jackson, and H.M. Woodcock. Most of the lithographs are identified on the stone "Behar Lithographic Press"; "Behar Lith'y" and "Behar Lith. & Press" are also used. Only one print, that of fruit by M.J. Lemarchand, 1828, has "Behar Amatr. Litho. Press." The prints on thin paper are mounted on 98 leaves of paper watermarked "J. Green & Son, 1834" in a scrapbook with C.W. Smith's lithographed armorial bookplate, signed in the stone by D'Oyly; most of the prints have wash and line borders. Unlike the Behar Amateur Lithographic Press scrapbooks, described by Abbey, and which may have possibly been issued in multiple copies for D'Oyly's friends, this scrapbook does not have a title page. Cf. J. R. Abbey, Travel, nos. 446, 448, 449.. }
Showing items 1 to 1 of
1
with 100 items per page.
- catalog abstract "Collection of approximately 218 lithographs from the Behar Lithographic Press, established by Sir Charles D'Oyly in Patna, Bihar, India, in 1828. The lithographs include ports., birds, animals, landscapes, village life, etc.; the majority of the ill. are signed on the stone by Charles D'Oyly. The bird illustrations are drawn by C.W. Smith with landscapes added by D'Oyly, and are jointly signed. Other artists represented are Chinnery, E.J. D'Oyly, and to a lesser extent, Elizabeth Patterson, G.F. White, H.C. Marsh, Col. J. Young, R.M. Paye, M.J. Lemarchand, C. Macleod, Welby Jackson, and H.M. Woodcock. Most of the lithographs are identified on the stone "Behar Lithographic Press"; "Behar Lith'y" and "Behar Lith. & Press" are also used. Only one print, that of fruit by M.J. Lemarchand, 1828, has "Behar Amatr. Litho. Press." The prints on thin paper are mounted on 98 leaves of paper watermarked "J. Green & Son, 1834" in a scrapbook with C.W. Smith's lithographed armorial bookplate, signed in the stone by D'Oyly; most of the prints have wash and line borders. Unlike the Behar Amateur Lithographic Press scrapbooks, described by Abbey, and which may have possibly been issued in multiple copies for D'Oyly's friends, this scrapbook does not have a title page. Cf. J. R. Abbey, Travel, nos. 446, 448, 449.".