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Title: The Holy Gospels with Illustrations
Publisher:
Chapman and Hall (London)
Illustrator:
W. Carlos (British, 19th century)
Illustrator:
Frederick William Branston (British, 1805–1849 (active until))
Illustrator:
Charles Branston (British, active 1849–78)
Illustrator:
Jean-Baptiste Charles Carbonneau (French, born Honfleur, 1815)
Illustrator:
Vivant Beaucé (French, Norlay 1818–1876 Paris)
Illustrator:
Howard L. Dudley (British, London 1820–1864 Pentonville)
Illustrator:
Frederick Peter Davies (British, active 1851–65)
Illustrator:
W. T. Green (British, active 1837–72)
Illustrator:
Abraham John Mason (British, London 1794–1858)
Illustrator:
J. Marcham (British, active mid 19th century)
Illustrator:
George Samuel Measom (British, Blackheath, Kent 1818–1901 Isleworth, Middlesex)
Illustrator:
George Pike Nicholls (British, active 1841–87)
Illustrator:
Thomas Nugent (Irish, active 19th century)
Illustrator:
Henry-Augustin Valentin (French, 1822–1886 Paris)
Illustrator:
E. L. Wall (British, active 1849)
Illustrator:
George Augustus Williams (British, 1814–1901)
Illustrator:
Thomas Williams (British, Colchester, Essex 1798–1862 after)
Illustrator:
Mary Ann Williams (British, born 1788)
Illustrator:
Samuel Williams (British, Colchester, Essex 1788–1853 London)
Lithographer:
John Andrew (American (born England), Hull 1815–1870/75 Boston, Massachusetts) & Wagner
Illustrator:
G. H. Hayes (British, active 1855–75)
Illustrator:
Jules David (French, Paris 1808–1892 Paris)
Published in: London
Date: 1849
Medium: Illustrations: wood engravings
Dimensions: 14 1/4 x 10 1/2 x 1 3/8 in. (36.2 x 26.7 x 3.5 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1969
Object Number: 69.604.27
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