c1841. Three lithographs, each with text “Voyage au Pole Sud et Dans L’oceanie, Atlas Pittoresque (Voyage to South Pole and Oceania),” artist and title above and below image. 1). Riviere Derwent Pres De Richemont, Ile Van-Diemen, c1841. Tinted lithograph, 18.7 x 29.7cm. Missing portions, repaired tears and creases to edges..... More

1842. Hand-coloured lithograph, signed in image lower left, title in lower margin, 18.9 x 28.1cm. Crinkles and minor stains overall, slight chips to edges of margins, old mount burn. More

1843. Lithograph, signed and dated in image lower right and centre, 42 x 29.3cm. Missing portions, slight stains and repaired tears. Laid down on acid-free tissue. Text reads “Part III. Price 10/6. [J.S. Prout], member of the New Society of Painters in Water Colours, London, with descriptive letterpress by J.... More

1839/1845. Engraving, artist and date “1839” in image lower right, engraver, title and date in plate below image, 32.8 x 42.8cm (image). Trimmed platemark, repaired tears and creases to image upper right, creases, slight tears and missing portions to margins. Laid down on acid-free backing. Text reads “Engraved by Alfred... More

1846. Tinted lithograph, artist’s name in image lower right, text including “plate 9” and title above and below image, 17 x 30.3cm. Tears to left margin, slight stains. Plate 9 from Edward Lear, Illustrated Excursions in Italy, Volume 2, 1846. Ref: Noakes #65. Image shows Castello Caetani, a large fortress... More

1846. Hand-coloured lithograph, text including artist and title above and below image, 18.1 x 31.1cm (image). Repaired tear to image right side, slight creases to upper and left edges. Framed. Text reads “Dessiné par Le Breton, lith. par Lassalle. Gide editeur. Imp. Lemercier, Benard & Co. Voyage au Pole Sud... More

1847. Lithograph, signed and dated in image lower left, 18.5 x 16.3cm. Minor creases, ragged right edge. From Heads of the People: An illustrated journal of literature, whims, and oddities. Held in NGA. “In the crucial decade of the 1840s in New South Wales no other single figure stands out... More

c1848. Four lithographs, all initialled in image lower left, title, printer’s line and captions above and below image, 35.9 x 23.7cm (paper; approx. each). Foxing and slight stains overall, minor tears to edges. Images are from series Les Alarmistes et Les Alarmés; Physionomie de l’Assemblee; Tout ce Qu’on Voudra; and..... More

1842-1849. Tinted lithograph with hand-colouring, signed, lithographer “L. Haghe” and titled in image in lower portion, 50.2 x 34.5cm. Laid down on original backing, as issued. From the first edition and first issue of David Robert’s Egypt and Nubia. More

c1850s. Hand-coloured etching, signed and titled in plate lower right and below image, 14.6 x 39.7cm (image). Old folds, slight tears, surface loss and minor stains to margins. Held in NGA; NLA; and Powerhouse Museum. More

1850. Etching, initialled in plate below image, 11.2 x 9cm. Minor cockling, discolouration. Framed. Ref: Lister, Samuel Palmer & His Etchings, 1969, plate 3, p100. More

c1850. Tinted lithograph, artist and title below image, 18.7 x 25.5cm (image). Slight foxing. Text includes “T. Browne [Thomas Browne (1816-1870)], Hobart Town, Lith. First stone laid 9th April 1850. Mr Frederick Thomas, Architect.” Held in State Library of Tasmania. This church was commissioned by the first Roman Catholic Bishop... More

c1851. Hand-coloured tinted lithograph, titled and signed in image lower left to right, 24.7 x 32.6cm. Slight foxing, surface loss to lower margin. Text reads “Hullmandel & Walton’s Proeess [sic].”. More