Antique Engraving - William Hogarth & Thomas Cook - Harlot's Progress - E5

Antique Engraving - William Hogarth & Thomas Cook - Harlot's Progress - E5Harlot's Progress Superb large folio engraving is from The Whole Works of the Celebrated William Hogarth, as Originally Published. The work was published in London between 1791 and 1802. Each engraving has dark impressions and is on thick, wove paper. The engravings were completed by Thomas Cook London: Thomas Davison for John Stockdale, John Walker and G. Robinson, 1806. The reverse side is blank. This is an original print, not a modern reproduction.

Scleranthus Perennis”

Combattant"

best known by his moniker Mr

This rare lithograph is from Carl Johan Billmark’s ”Picturesque journey from Stockholm to Naples

John Bartholomew was a distinguished Scottish cartographer who made significant contributions to the field during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

reflecting different styles and epochs

contributing to the advancement of geographic knowledge during his time

Pigafetta's map of Africa based on the explorations of Duarte Lopes

They contain information in Latin

"Gymnostomum Microstomum"

"Roma Ircus Flaminius"

”Buskvicker