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Lady Harriet Acland, Crossing the Hudson River to the American Lines, Presenting Her Safe Conduct, Robert Pollard British, Aquatint and etching on chine collé
Lady Harriet Acland, Crossing the Hudson River to the American Lines, Presenting Her Safe Conduct
Drawn, engraved and published by Robert Pollard
Engraver Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Subject Lady Christian Henrietta Caroline ("Harriet") Acland
November 15, 1784
Vaux-hall, Thomas Rowlandson British, Engraving and aquatint
Vaux-hall
Multiple artists/makers
June 28, 1785
Helluones librorum (Bookworms), Joshua Kirby Baldrey British, Aquatint printed in brown ink
Helluones librorum (Bookworms)
Multiple artists/makers
November 10, 1786
Helluones librorum (Bookworms), Joshua Kirby Baldrey British, Aquatint printed in brown ink
Helluones librorum (Bookworms)
Multiple artists/makers
November 10, 1786
Wet Parsons, Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching with aquatint
Wet Parsons
After Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Etcher Peter Simon
1785
Wet Parsons, Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching with aquatint
Wet Parsons
After Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Etcher Peter Simon
1785
A Visit to the Uncle, Thomas Rowlandson British, Hand-colored etching and aquatint
A Visit to the Uncle
Thomas Rowlandson
Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
December 20, 1794
A Visit to the Uncle, Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching and aquatint
A Visit to the Uncle
Thomas Rowlandson
Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
December 20, 1794
A Visit to the Aunt, Thomas Rowlandson British, Hand-colored etching and aquatint
A Visit to the Aunt
Thomas Rowlandson
Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
December 20, 1794
A Visit to the Aunt, Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching and aquatint
A Visit to the Aunt
Thomas Rowlandson
Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
December 20, 1794
The Doctor Dismissing Death, Peter Simon British, Etching and aquatint, printed in brown ink
The Doctor Dismissing Death
Multiple artists/makers
September 15, 1785
The Doctor Dismissing Death, Peter Simon British, Hand-colored etching and aquatint
The Doctor Dismissing Death
Multiple artists/makers
1785
Mount Vernon in Virginia, the Seat of the late Lieutenant General George Washington: Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States
Multiple artists/makers
March 31, 1800
Mount Vernon in Virginia
Etched and published by Francis Jukes
After Alexander Robertson
Publisher Alexander Robertson
March 31, 1800
Lieutenant Moody Freeing a Prisoner in the Hands of the Americans
Robert Pollard
aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher Robert Pollard
February 19, 1785
New York from Hobuck Ferry House, New Jersey
Artist and engraver Francis Jukes
After Alexander Robertson
ca. 1800
John Gilpin's Return to London
Multiple artists/makers
1785
French Travelling, or The First Stage from Calais
Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
[1785] reissued 1792
English Travelling, or The First Stage from Dover
Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
1792
French Travelling, or The First Stage from Calais
Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
[1785] 1792 reissue
Mr. Garrick in the Character of Leon, Rule a Wife & have a Wife, Act 3d, Scene 5th
Multiple artists/makers
March 30, 1786
Mr. Garrick in the Character of Leon, Rule a Wife & have a Wife, Act 2d, Scene 3rd
Multiple artists/makers
March 30, 1786
English Travelling, or The First Stage from Dover
Thomas Rowlandson
Etcher Aquatint by Francis Jukes
Publisher S. W. Fores
1792

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