Projekt:Altes Dresden/Radierungen
1788
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Adrian Zingg (1734–1816)
Dresden und die Augustusbrücke vom linken Elbufer aus
Unbekanntes Datum (wahrscheinlich um 1788)
Technik Umrissradierung, braun laviert
Maße 9,7 × 16,5 cm
Kupferstichkabinett Dresden
1795
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The City of Dresden
Stich / Druck
Hand-colored engraving on wove paper
Höhe: 153,7 cm ? idR 10,5-11 x 16-17 Zoll
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Bowles & Carver
publisher/printer
1793-1832 (trading dates)
Address: No.69, St Paul's Churchyard, London
Map and Print Warehouse, No. 69 St. Pauls Church Yard, London (Bowles & Carver)
Partnership of (Henry) Carington Bowles II (1763-c.1830; son of Carington Bowles I, q.v.) and Samuel Carver (q.v.), continuing the Bowles business in St Paul's Churchyard, London, 1793-1832. In 1818, Bowles built Myddelton House in Enfield.
A view of the shop when trading as Bowles and Carver appears in Thomas Hornor's Prospectus: View of London and the…
Bibliography
ODNB (Bowles family)
Catalogue: 1795.
For reproductions of 163 prints see Old English Cuts and Illustrations for Artists and Craftspeople: Bowles and Carver, New York, 1970 (also published in the same year as Catchpenny Prints: 163 popular engravings from the eighteenth century)
firms:
- Thomas Bowles the second (aktiv 1714 bis 1763) - Thomas Bowles the first was a a print engraver in the late 17th century - es gab auch einen Katalog 1754
- John Bowles (1701 bis 1779) - "Old John Bowles" or "Black Horse Bowles" was established at no. 13 Cornhill - the brother from Thomas the second
- Carrington Bowles (1724 bis 1793) - the son from John
- Bowles & Carver (1794 bis 1832) - Henry Carrington Bowles + Samuel Carver