1848 3948 JAMIESON (Mrs.). SACRED and LEGENDARY ART. 2 vols. 3949 3950 Arts. 1864 LEGENDS of the MADONNA, as represented in the Fine Arts. 1852 £ 8. d. 1848-64 11 0 0 together, 6 vols., sq. 8vo., VARIOUS EDITIONS; a fine uniform set in brown morocco, gilt edges 1865-70 1850 990 1 10 0 Had Mrs. Jamieson lived longer, doubtless she would have added to this beautiful series. Owing to her death, the History of Our Lord was completed by Lady Eastlake. LEGENDS of the MONASTIC ORDERS. Sq. 8vo., with illustrations; morocco extra, gilt edges, with Arms on sides 3950*JEWITT (Llewellyn). DRAWINGS OF CELTIC ANTIQUITIES FOUND IN YORKSHIRE. In 1 vol., sm. folio, consisting of 330 ORIGINAL and UNPUBLISHED drawings, very cleverly executed in pen and ink; calf neat; from the Bateman library circa 1850 15 0 0 The objects are now preserved in the Sheffield Museum. 3951 JONES (INIGO). DESIGNS, consisting of Plans and Elevations for Publick and Private Buildings. Published by W. KENT, with some Additional Designs. 2 vols. in 1, large folio, FIRST and BEST EDITION, with 138 plates; old calf, rebacked in morocco; RARE 3952 3953 3954 3955 1956 957 1727 1744 (Owen). THE GRAMMAR OF ORNAMENT. Illustrated by EXAMPLES OF CHINESE ORNAMENT. Selected from 1867 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. A Collection of about FIFTY ORIGINAL DESIGNS in GOLD and COLOURS, on the largest possible scale, and executed in the best possible manner; mounted in an elephant folio volume; half morocco 3 10 Q 700 2 20 770 330 3 16 0 circa 1860 10 10 0 For the purpose of interior decoration, and especially for reproduction in textile fabrics. Many of these splendid designs are unpublished, and in any case owing to the large scale on which they are worked, are far superior to any printed reproductions, which must of necessity be greatly reduced in size. 958 KAY (J.). A SERIES of ORIGINAL PORTRAITS and CARICATURE ETCHINGS. 2 vols., 4to., with 329 engravings; half green morocco, gilt edges Edinburgh, 1838 These etchings with their accompanying biographical sketches and illustrative anecdotes deal with a most interesting epoch in the history of the Scottish capital. 59 KERR (R.). The Gentleman's House; or, how to plan English Residences. 8vo., copiously illustrated; cloth 1864 Second Edition, revised. 8vo., half morocco, gilt 1865 This second edition contains additional plates and a supplement on works of alteration. 61 KIDSON (J. R. and F.). Historical Notices of the Leeds Old Pottery with a Description of its Wares. 4to., printed on Dutch hand-made paper, with a portrait of John Green and 21 photographic plates; cloth 1892 One of 250 copies. 500 0 18 0 1 4 0 1 1 0 3962 KINFAUNS. [MORISON (D.)]. CATALOGUE of the COLLECTION of PICTURES, ancient and modern, in KINFAUNS CASTLE, chiefly collected by FRANCIS, LORD GRAY. Folio, with proof portrait of Lord Gray, vignettes, and elegant borders, RICHLY ILLUMINATED in GOLD, SILVER, and COLOURS by D. Morison, jun.; maroon morocco, broad borders of gold, with long inscription of presentation in golden letters on obverse of cover; from the Beckford Library, Hamilton Palace £ 8. છે. 1833 16 0 Privately printed for presents only at the Kinfauns Press. 3963 KING (C. W.). The Handbook of Engraved Gems. Cr. 8vo., pp. xvi, 396, with hundreds of woodcuts; cloth 3964 1866 0 10 1872 1 7 ANTIQUE GEMS and RINGS. 2 vols., impl. 8vo., with woodcuts and 66 plates containing innumerable figures; cloth 3965 KIP (JAN). NOUVEAU THEATRE DE LA GRANDE BRETAGNE. 3 vols. in 4, with 4 vignette titles, 3 engraved initial letters, and 272 plates, 1715-16-SUPPLEMENT. 1 vol., with 84 plates, 1728-together, 4 vols. in 5, impl. folio, with 4 vignette titles, 3 engraved initial letters, and 356 plates illustrating Royal Palaces, Country Seats, Gardens, Cathedrals, Churches, etc.; a fine copy in old calf; EXCEED1715-1728 52 1 3966 INGLY RARE ARRANGEMENT OF THE ENGRAVINGS. Vol. I, part 1. Plates 1 (vignette title)-24, 24*, 25-80, and 1 initial part 2. Plates 1-64, vignette title, and 1 initial letter. Vol. II. Plates 1-67, and vignette title. Vol. III. Plates 1-61, vignette title, and 1 initial letter. An absolutely perfect copy, containing the Scotch views and the the same. 4 vols., impl. folio, with about 270 (of 356) plates; old half calf 1715-1728 18 0 Kip's great work is without a rival. Nowhere is there to be found gathered together such a collection of engravings of the "stately homes of England." Mathematically correct, Kip at the same time infused no inconsiderable amount of artistic feeling into his work. His bird's-eye views contain the very finest representations of English pleasure gardens in all their ramifications of parterre and maze, of arbour and grotto. 3967 KIT-CAT CLUB (The) done from the ORIGINAL PAINTINGS of Sir GODFREY KNELLER by Mr. FABER. Large folio, engraved title, dedication, and 48 superb mezzotint portraits, EARLY IMPRESSIONS; the plates cut close and mounted; hf. bd.; from Lord Rosslyn's Library; VERY RARE 1731-35 24 ! 3967*KNIGHT'S SCROLL ORNAMENTS, designed for the Use of Silversmiths, Chasers, Die Sinkers, Modellers, &c. Roy. 4to., with 50 very beautiful plates; hf. bd. about 1825 3968 LAKIN (Thomas). Valuable Receipts with Directions for their Preparation and Use in the Manufacture of Porcelain Earthenware and Iron Stone China, with Improvements in the Art of Glass Staining and Painting. 4to., hf. bd. morocco, uncut; scarce privately printed, Leeds, 1824 3969 LAMBERT (Miss). The Hand-Book of Needlework. Second Edition, with Additions. Post 8vo., with many illustrations; cloth 3970 LANDSEER (Sir Edwin). DEER STALKING in the HIGHLANDS. Elephant folio, lithograph title (a Stag's Head) and 6 superb engravings by T. Landseer, J. H. Robinson and C. Fox, with text; somewhat spotted; 3971 hf. bd. the same. Issued to subscribers at £5. 58. Elephant folio, fine copy in half morocco 1843 21 1846 3 1846 3 11 07 LANDSEER, continued : 3972 1973 $974 folio A SERIES OF SEVENTEEN ETCHINGS. Roy. folio, INDIA PROOFS; in a portfolio 1848 the same. Impl. folio, INDIA PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS; in a port1848 LIST OF SUBJECTS: Return from Deer Stalking; Woburn Abbey Game Card (2); Landscape; the Sweeps; the Frog; Low Life; the Traveller's Rest; the Mountain Torrent; the Watchman; the Four Dog Heads; the Donkeys etc.; the Ladies' Pets; the Beggar; the Warren; the Eagle; the Highland Shepherd's Dog. LIBRARY EDITION OF THE WORKS OF SIR EDWIN LANDSEER, R.A. Imp. folio, 100 superb engravings by Tomkins, G. S. Hunt, J. C. Webb, J. Scott, and others, all ARTIST'S PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS, on INDIA 050 PAPER; in the original wrappers (pub. at £52. 10s) 1881-87 31 10 0 975 LARA (D. Laurent de). Elementary Instruction in the Art of Illuminating and Missal Painting on Vellum. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. Cr. 8vo., with 4 plates in gold and colours and 4 duplicate plates in outline; cloth; scarce [1856] 976 LAWRENCE. ENGRAVINGS FROM THE CHOICEST WORKS OF SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. Large folio, admirable impressions of the 51 superb mezzotint portraits, several of them being lettered proofs of the 2nd state; a fine copy in half red morocco, gilt edges; EXTREMELY RARE 977 [1835-44] 42 0 0 another copy. Large folio, consisting of PROOFS or EARLY IMPRESSIONS (as described below), the plates with their full margins and the wrappers in which they were issued; unbound, in an impl. portfolio Dates on the wrappers, 1835-44 63 0 0 ANALYSIS OF THE IMPRESSIONS. PROOFS BEFORE ALL LETTERS. 1, The engraved title containing the portrait of Lawrence.-2, Little Red Riding Hood. LETTERED PROOFS OF THE 1ST STATE, with the Subject in Italics at the bottom right hand corner of each plate. 1, Prince Blucher.-2, Prince Metternich.-3, The Baring Family. -4, Lady Georgina Fane.-5, The Rt. Hon. J. P. Curran.-6, Lord Castlereagh.-7, Sir Walter Scott.-8, The Rose Bud.-9, Viscount Melville.-10, The Earl of Aberdeen.-11, Countess Grosvenor.-12, The Duke of Wellington.-13, Sir John Moore.-14, The Duchess of Northumberland.---15, Earl of Eldon.-16, The Earl of Liverpool.—17, The Archbishop of Canterbury.-18, The Marquess of Anglesey.-19, The Archbishop of York.-20, Master Lock.-21, The Gipsy. LETTERED PROOFS OF THE 2ND STATE, with the Subject in Italics at the centre of the foot of each plate. 1, Master Lambton.-2, Cardinal Gonsalvi.-3, The Marquis of Londonderry.-4, The Dew Branch.-5, The Duchess of Gloucester.— 6, George the Fourth.-7, Sir William Grant.-8, Mrs. Ashley.-9, John Abernethy. PRINTS OF THE ORIGINAL ISSUE, with the Subject in Open Capitals at the 1, Nature. 2, Queen of Portugal.-3, William the Fourth.-4, LAWRENCE, continued :— 3978 3979 Murray.-16, The Countess of Wilton.-17, Lady Wallscourt.-18, A FINE SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE by Lord RONALD SUTHERLAND The publishers' promise in their prospectus has been more than fulfilled. No more beautiful book of a similar character has ever been issued. The edition is limited to 600 copies on small paper and 200 on large paper. No life of Sir Thomas Lawrence has been written since the one published the year after his death, in two volumes, by D. S. Williams, and the short life in A. Cunningham's work on the English Artists. The author and the publishers of the volume now offered have endeavoured to make a good representative selection of the numerous works of Lawrence, having had access to the important examples in the Royal Collection at Windsor, and to others in private collections throughout the country. 3980 LEIGHTON (Frederic Lord) late President of the Royal Academy of Arts. An Illustrated Record of his Life and Work. By ERNEST RHYS. 4to., with 12 photogravure plates, and about 80 half-tone reproductions; cloth 1898 3981 LESLIE (George D.). Our River. Impl. 8vo., with about 40 illustrations of Thames scenery, some of them India proofs; cloth (pub. 25s) 1881 3982 LETHABY (W. R.) and H. Swainson. The Church of SANCTA SOPHIA Constantinople. A Study of Byzantine Building. Roy. Svo., profusely illustrated, cloth 1894 3933 LEWINE (J.). BIBLIOGRAPHY of EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Being a Guide to Collectors of Illustrated Works in English and French of the period. Svo., with 35 plates, giving specimens of the work of the artists of the period; half red morocco 1898 3984 LEWIS (F. C.). SCENERY on the RIVERS of ENGLAND and WALES. 3 pts. in 1 vol. folio, excellent impressions of the 68 beautiful etchings; half morocco, gilt edges [1842]-48 Taken chiefly from pictures in the collections of the Duke of Bedford, Lord Northwick, Sir T. Acland, Count d'Orsay, R. Vernon, and other noted amateurs. 3985 LIEVRE (Edouard). WORKS of ART in the COLLECTIONS of ENGLAND. Impl. folio, LARGE VELLUM PAPER, with 50 beautifully etched PROOF plates; unbound, in a portfolio (issued to Subscribers at £15. 15s) 3986 the same. Impl. folio, hf. bd., uncut Only 100 plates printed. [1871] The fifty plates are apportioned thus :-Arms and Armour, 15 objects; Pottery, 5; Miniatures, 6; Watches, 3; Furniture, 9; Jewellery, 10; Various (Bronzes, Cutlery, Hunting Cups, Ivories, Fans, etc.), 14-in all, 63 objects on 50 plates. 3987 LIMNING. A very proper Treatise, wherein is breefely set foorth the Art of Limming, which teacheth the order in drawing and tracing of Leters, Vinets, Flowers, Armes, and Imagerye. Sm. 4to., black letter; brown morocco, blind tooled Thomas Purfoote, 1588 With an interesting MS. note in a contemporary hand on the verso of title. 988 LINDSAY (Lord), [afterwards Earl of Crawford]. Sketches of the HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN ART. 3 vols., 8vo., cloth; presentation copy from the author, with Autograph Letter 1847 A comprehensive work dealing with, amongst other subjects, the symbolism and mythology of Christianity, the art of Rome and Byzantium, Lombard and Gothic architecture, Pisano and his school, the schools of Siena and Florence, and the primitive school of Bologna. 989 LINTON (W. J.). Wood-Engraving: a Manual of Instruction. with numerous illustrations; cloth 8vo., 1884 0 10 6 990 LIPPMANN (F.). ENGRAVINGS AND WOODCUTS BY OLD MASTERS (Sec. XV-XIX). 10 series, impl. folio, with 500 superb plates in facsimile by the Imperial Press at Berlin; hf. bd. 1889-1900 52 10.0 Among the chief features are the reproductions of coloured prints and mezzotints. 990*- The ART of WOOD-ENGRAVING in ITALY in the Fifteenth Century. Impl. 8vo.,with many fine facsimiles of early woodcuts; half morocco 1888 991 LITCHFIELD (Frederick). ILLUSTRATED HISTORY of FURNITURE from the earliest to the present time. Fourth Edition. Impl. 8vo., with coloured frontispiece and 300 illustrations of examples of various periods and countries; cloth 1899 991*. -POTTERY and PORCELAIN. Impl. 8vo., with 7 coloured plates, 150 illustrations of Specimens, and Marks and Monograms of all the important Makers; cloth 1899 SIX NEW DESIGNS of SCONCES after the CHINEE'S Tast. By MATT: A NEW BOOK of ORNAMENTS consisting of Compartment Decorations 1752-53 0 15 0 0 15 0 330 8 8 0 in 1 vol., folio, mottled calf gilt; rare 94 LODGE (E.). PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGES OF GREAT BRITAIN. Engraved from Authentic Pictures. With Biographical and Historical Memoirs of their Lives and Actions. 4 vols., roy. folio, the ORIGINAL SUBSCRIPTION EDITION on LARGE PAPER, with 240 fine portraits on a larger scale than in the subsequent editions, and engraved on copper instead of steel, BRILLIANT PROOF IMPRESSIONS on INDIA PAPER; sumptuously bound in russia extra, broad borders of gold, gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford; VERY FINE COPY 1821-34 650 0 This magnificent publication cost the original subscriber £192.10s. It is impossible to speak in terms too high of this collection of portraits. No display of art can afford us more amusement and gratification. "It is impossible," says Sir Walter Scott, "to conceive a work which ought to be more interesting to the present age.' Historical portraits are illustrations of history, and in this collection are comprised the noblest of our fathers as they lived, taken from the authentic paintings of their contemporaries. "The folio is the only library edition, the plates of which were destroyed after publication. The plan is admirable, and the execution |