Framed, antique, hand coloured, aquatint with etching from a quality engraving by R&C Rosenberg, printed by James Pollard. Published by J Watson, 7 Vere Street, Cavendish Square, London, 27th June 1828.
This celebrated print was sold to the furthest reaches of the empire and beyond. Copies held by The British Museum and found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow.
A busy early 1800’s scene featuring high society wishing to be seen in their elaborate carriages and buggies. Carriages driving along the road in front of the Grand Entrance with two carriages coming out of the park through the archways, well dressed men and women walking beside the road along with men in military uniform.
Condition is good, colours are still strong.
Framed under glass in vintage wooden moulded frame with lined mount.
Overall Size - 59cm x 48.5cm
£299.00
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