Georgian Trade Card Of Edward Orme Printseller Conduit Street Corner Of George Street London Circa.1795

Georgian Trade Card Of Edward Orme Printseller Conduit Street Corner Of George Street London Circa.1795Trade card of Edward Orme, Printseller and publisher, Conduit Street Corner of George Street London. Circa 1795. Stipple engraving. Edward Orme Printseller in ordinary to the King. Depicting a muse sitting on a crate holding a candle in her right hand and a print in her left, the image on the print showing a knight in front of a dark passageway with a flame, inscription below reads 'The first invented transparent print from a drawing by W. m Orme';

A rich proof printed with plate tone on cream laid paper with full margins

Jongkind and Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867)

and his niece

There are 30+ items in watercolour gouache and ink within the archive

Jane Hamilton née Skeffington was the daughter of Clotworthy Skeffington

Whistler and Sargent

Karsavina and Nijinsky

there was great demand for his portraits from the likes of George Washington

Circle of Johann Bockhorst Ca

Female figure study

The artist William Sextie had by 1860 become himself a noted trainer of racehorses

the Papal States