Engraving.
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 100 Collections and/or Records:
Item 152: Engraving by Jean-Joseph Balechou titled, “Post genitis hic carus erit nune carus amicis,” after Jean-Étienne Liotard (Removed to Black Case #8) , [1736]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 152
Item 159: Engraving of “The Death of General Wolfe” by Benjamin West and Alessandro Zaffonato (2 copies) (Removed to Black Case #8), 1771; [ca. 1771-1773]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 159
Dates:
Created: 1771; [ca. 1771-1773]
Item 160: Engraving of “Der General Wolfe,” Illustrated by Benjamin West; Engraved by Carl Gottlieb Guttenberg (removed to Print Box #3), ca. 1759
Item — Box 21, Folder: 160
Item 161: Steel Engraving by Friedrich Randel of “Wolfe’s Tod in der Schlacht bei Quebec,” after Benjamin West (removed to Print Box #3) , [1760]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 161
Item 162: Colored Print titled, “General Wolfe killed at the Siege of Quebec September 14; 1759,” by W & J Stratford (Removed to Black Case #8) , 1792 November 17
Item — Box 21, Folder: 162
Dates:
Created: 1792 November 17
Item 163: Engraving of “The Death of General Wolfe,” Benjamin West and P. Somebody (removed to Oversized Print Box #2), [after 1766]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 163
Dates:
Created: [after 1766]
Item 198: Photograph by Unknown, [no date] of an Engraving titled, “Delaware Water Gap,” by Robert Hinshelwood after Granville Perkins, no date
Item — Box 22, Folder: 21
Item 224: Photograph of an Engraving titled, “Northumberland Pennsylvania,” Engraved by George Lehman, no date
Item — Box 22, Folder: 47
Plate XX. Gasparo Galliari, Decoration, engraved by Zucchi , 1821.
Item
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This publication contains 22 plates; our collection contains 17 of the 22 plates. This collection is missing plates numbered 1, 9, 10, 19, and 22. The collection is organized in its original publication order, based on supporting descriptive documents from the original publication. This collection is also missing its descriptive booklet; the collection has been described thanks to the assistance of the University of Illinois who has graciously digitized and shared their copy of the booklet and...
Dates:
1821.