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Title: Knight's Gems or Device Book
Author:
Frederick Knight (British, active 1830s)
Artist:
After C. Vining (British, 19th century)
Artist:
After Poyie (British, 19th century)
Artist:
After Henry Thomas Alken (British, London 1785–1851 London)
Artist:
After W. Taylor (British, active 19th century)
Artist:
After Giovanni Battista Cipriani (Italian, Florence 1727–1785 Hammersmith (active London))
Artist:
After Sneider (British, 19th century)
Artist:
After Abraham Cooper (British, London 1787–1868 Greenwich)
Engraver:
Thomas Dick (British, 19th century)
Engraver:
R. Hebblethwaite (British, 19th century)
Engraver:
John R. Scott Jr. (British, active 1827–53)
Engraver:
William Forrest (British, Edinburgh, Scotland 1805–1899)
Engraver:
Ebenezer Stalker (British, 1781–1847)
Engraver:
Applebee (British, 19th century)
Engraver:
George August Periam (Mexican, born England, active 1838–58)
Engraver:
T. March (British, 19th century)
Publisher:
J. Williams (London)
Publisher:
Charles Tilt (British, active 1815–53)
Publisher:
Sold by Ackermann & Co., London (British, active 1829–55)
Publisher:
Sold by Simpkin & Marshall (London)
Published in: London
Date: [ca. 1830]
Medium: Illustrations: steel engraving
Dimensions: 9 11/16 x 6 3/16 x 1 1/16 in. (24.6 x 15.7 x 2.7 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: The Elisha Whittesley Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1966
Accession Number: 66.543.5
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