1.William Hogarth
d.
1764. Sold a) Individual
prints and sets.b)Folios.. . In 1764 the plates passed to Hogarth's
wife, Jane .paper type a) Heavy French laid paperb) Light French
laid paper for popular shillling prints.
This cheaper paper crumbles as you watch and is VERY
light sensitive so
in a sunny room go for Boydell editions
2.Jane Hogarth d. 1789.a)
Individual prints and sets.b)
Folios.On her death in 1789 the plates passed to her cousin Mary
Lewis who sold them to the publisher John Boydell for a lifetime
annuity of 250 pounds. JH paper type (1764 - 89) a) Heavy
French laid
paper.b) Wove paper; used mainly for smaller prints.
3.John Boydell a) 1790
Folio containing 103 plates.b) 1794
Folio containing 107 plates.c) 1795 Folio containing 110 plates.d)
Boydell also sold individual sets and plates. (paper type 1789
- 1818) a) Sheets of laid paper inherited from
Jane Hogarth.b) Variety of Laid papers.c) Wove paper with Whatman
watermark.d) Wove paper without watermark.The best version . ..
original plates upon better paper that will last
4.The plates were bought by the
publisher Baldwin, Cradock and Joy at the Boydell sale in
1818 "The Works of William Hogarth" as
published by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy in 1822 with the original plates
restored by James Heath, engraver to His Majesty. The Heath
edition
was the last to print directly from Hogarth's original engraved plates.
All 'Hogarth' prints appearing after this date are merely copies with
either a recut plate or the 'engravers version'
5.** Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. We have a selection
of these Thomas
Cook engravings after William Hogarth's paintings. These
engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd
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"Hudibras"
Hudibras meets the Skimmington
(plate 12) Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd
£85 inc delivery good borders no defects
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"Hudibras"
The Committee (plate 9)
Hudibras Triumphant (plate 10)
(Cook
edition, 1796-1803) Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd £85 inc delivery
good borders
no defects x 2 copies
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Hudibras vanquish'd by Trussa (plate 5)
Hudibras in Tribulation (plate 6)(Cook
edition, 1796-1803) Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd £85 inc delivery
good borders
no defects .Taken from the
Celebrated POEM of HUDIBRAS. Wrote by Mr. SAMUEL BUTLER. Exposing
the Villany and Hypocricy of those TIMES. Invented and Engraved on
Twelve COPPER PLATES, by William Hogarth." x 2 copies
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"Hudibras"
Hudibras' First Adventure (plate 3)
Hudibras Catechiz'd (plate 4)
(Cook edition, 1796-1803) Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd £85 inc delivery
good borders
no defects x 2 copies
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"Hudibras"
Frontispiece (plate I)
Sr. Hudibras (plate 2)
(Cook edition, 1796-1803) Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd £85 inc delivery
good borders
no defects Taken
from the
Celebrated POEM of HUDIBRAS. Wrote by Mr. SAMUEL BUTLER. Exposing
the Villany and Hypocricy of those TIMES. Invented and Engraved on
Twelve COPPER PLATES, by William Hogarth
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Martin
Folkes
1802
print by Thomas Cook Edition:Cook/ Thomas Cook
engraved this after Hogarth, as illustrations in "Hogarth
Restored. The Whole Works of the celebrated William Hogarth".
Published in 1806. Printed on wove paper In good condition as per
pics. The engravings were often re-aligned on the page differing
from the earlier Boydell Folio. These engravings
were executed and published by Cook between 1796-1803. They are the
same size as Hogarth's original engravings, but are not
from Hogarth's plates. Thus, they are earlier engravings than the Heath
edition, but they are Cook's interpretation of Hogarth's works all
sulky
people are rendered smiling which for those used to the earlier
editions is quite odd £85 inc delivery
good borders
no defects x 3
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Paul
before Felix. The trial against the
apostle Paul before Felix, the Roman procurator of Judaea.
Prosecutor is the lawyer Tertullus.sheet 1 a of two
sheets. Engravings by Thomas Cook (c. 1744 &endash;
London
1818). 1799 and 1803 resp. Inscribed: Painted by Wm. Hogarth and
Design'd and scratch'd in the true Dutch taste by W. Hogarth. resp.
/ Engrave(')d by T. Cook,
Thomas
Cook engraved this after Hogarth, as
illustrations in "Hogarth Restored. The Whole Works of the
celebrated William Hogarth". Published in 1806. Printed on wove
paper In good condition as per pics.Image size 41 x 54 cm Sheet
size: 23 x 17 7/8 inches. All full sheet and as per pic £85
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