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Theory on the Classification of Beauty and Deformity, and Their Correspondence with Physiognomonic Expression, Exemplified in Various Works of Art, and Natural Objects
Author Mary Anne Schimmelpenninck
Illustrator William Henry Brooke
Publisher John and Arthur Arch
1815
The Genuine Poetical Remains of Samuel Butler
Multiple artists/makers
1827
Specimen Printing types manufactured at the Caslon letter Foundry
Multiple artists/makers
1822–50
Sketches of Irish Character
Multiple artists/makers
1842
The Juvenile Valentine - Book; Composed for the Use, and Adapted to the Understanding of Children, with an Introduction Containing the Origin of St. Valentine's Day
Printer Charles Squire
Engraver Charles Knight I
After William Henry Brooke
1812
Mercy, from "Practical Hints on Decorative Printing"
Engraver George Wilmot Bonner
After William Henry Brooke
1822
Coronation of His Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth, Plate 1: A Correct View of the Procession as it proceeded along the Platform from Westminster Hall to the Abbey
William Henry Brooke
Publisher Dean and Munday
Subject George IV, King of Great Britain and Ireland
August 1, 1821
Coronation of His Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth, Plate 3: A Correct representation of the Banquet in Westminster Hall at the time the Champion performes the Challenge
William Henry Brooke
Publisher Dean and Munday
Subject George IV, King of Great Britain and Ireland
August 1, 1821

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