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Auction archive: Lot number 18

JAMES HAKEWILL (1778-1843)

Auction 10.04.1997
10 Apr 1997
Estimate
£4,000 - £6,000
ca. US$6,517 - US$9,775
Price realised:
£6,325
ca. US$10,305
Auction archive: Lot number 18

JAMES HAKEWILL (1778-1843)

Auction 10.04.1997
10 Apr 1997
Estimate
£4,000 - £6,000
ca. US$6,517 - US$9,775
Price realised:
£6,325
ca. US$10,305
Beschreibung:

JAMES HAKEWILL (1778-1843) A Picturesque Tour of the Island of Jamaica, from drawings made in the years 1820 and 1821. Cox & Baylis for Hurst & Robinson, 1825 [watermarked 1823-1825]. 2° (33.5 x 24.7cm). 21 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Sutherland, J.Cartwright, D.T.Egerton, Clarke and Fielding after Hakewill. (Some light marginal spotting and soiling.) Contemporary green morocco, elaborately tooled in gilt and blind, gilt turn-ins, g.e. (neatly recornered and rebacked with original spine laid down). Provenance : SIR CHARLES GORE (1793-1869, signature). A fine series of views, important in the history of Jamaica. Hakewill visited Jamaica in 1820 and 1821 and here records what was to prove to be the period of greatest prosperity for the island during the 19th Century. General Sir Charles Gore a veteran of Waterloo, was deputy quarter-master general in Jamaica during the 1830s, the period of the implementation of the emancipation act. Abbey Travel 683 (copy in parts); Tooley 240.

Auction archive: Lot number 18
Auction:
Datum:
10 Apr 1997
Auction house:
Christie's
London, King Street
Beschreibung:

JAMES HAKEWILL (1778-1843) A Picturesque Tour of the Island of Jamaica, from drawings made in the years 1820 and 1821. Cox & Baylis for Hurst & Robinson, 1825 [watermarked 1823-1825]. 2° (33.5 x 24.7cm). 21 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Sutherland, J.Cartwright, D.T.Egerton, Clarke and Fielding after Hakewill. (Some light marginal spotting and soiling.) Contemporary green morocco, elaborately tooled in gilt and blind, gilt turn-ins, g.e. (neatly recornered and rebacked with original spine laid down). Provenance : SIR CHARLES GORE (1793-1869, signature). A fine series of views, important in the history of Jamaica. Hakewill visited Jamaica in 1820 and 1821 and here records what was to prove to be the period of greatest prosperity for the island during the 19th Century. General Sir Charles Gore a veteran of Waterloo, was deputy quarter-master general in Jamaica during the 1830s, the period of the implementation of the emancipation act. Abbey Travel 683 (copy in parts); Tooley 240.

Auction archive: Lot number 18
Auction:
Datum:
10 Apr 1997
Auction house:
Christie's
London, King Street
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