Search Results: Authors starting with T from Sebra Prints

1854. Steel-engraving with original hand-colouring. 375mm by 270mm (sheet). With decorative border surrounds and vignettes including a view of Sydney Cove looking west and a scene on the River Murray and "Black Boys". Tooley 1223.

1825. Steel-engraving. 320mm by 240mm (platemark). The Mariana Islands are an arc-shaped archipelago made up by the summits of fifteen volcanic mountains in the north-western Pacific Ocean, south of Japan and north of New Guinea. Engraving from Louis Freycinet's 'Voyage Autour du Monde, Entrepris par Ordre du Roi ... Execue sur les Corvettes de S. M. l'Uranie et la Physicienne Pendant les Annees 1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820', published in Paris in 1825.Louis Claude de Saulces de Freycinet (1779-1842) joined the French Navy in 1793 and was a veteran of the Baudin's voyage of discovery (1801-1803). He also completed the narrative of the xpedition which appeared under the title of 'Voyage de Decouvertes aux Terres Australes'.In 1817 de Freycinet successfully lobbied the Government and King Louis XVIII agreed to support a new global campaign. Its mission was to finally determine the shape of the earth and return with detailed reports on geography, people, government, commerce and art of this new world. The… Read More

1856. Steel engraving. 95mm by 150mm (image) 160mm by 250mm (sheet). Published by A. Fullarton & Co. in 'A Gazetteer of the World', 1856.

1856. Steel engraving. 95mm by 150mm (image) 160mm by 250mm (sheet). Published by A. Fullarton & Co. in 'A Gazetteer of the World', 1856.

1838. Engraving with original hand-colouring. 240mm by 185mm (sheet). Native of New Holland' From Benjamin Maund's 'The Botanist'. 1836-1842. Benjamin Maund (1790-1863) was a British pharmacist, botanist, printer, bookseller, fellow of the Linnean Society (1827) and publisher of the Botanic Garden and The Botanist.Maund and the Rev. John Stevens Henslow collaborated in 1837 to produce The Botanist, a botanical journal the goal of which was to educate gardeners. Augusta Innes Withers was the most important botanical artist to contribute. The plates were engraved by S Watts, Nevitt & Smith.With original description.

1838. Engraving with original hand-colouring. 240mm by 185mm (sheet). From Benjamin Maund's 'The Botanist'. 1836-1842. Benjamin Maund (1790-1863) was a British pharmacist, botanist, printer, bookseller, fellow of the Linnean Society (1827) and publisher of the Botanic Garden and The Botanist.Maund and the Rev. John Stevens Henslow collaborated in 1837 to produce The Botanist, a botanical journal the goal of which was to educate gardeners. Augusta Innes Withers was the most important botanical artist to contribute. The plates were engraved by S Watts, Nevitt & Smith.With original description.A couple of tiny marks at the bottom of the sheet.

1891. Wood-engraving. 290mm by 400mm (sheet). From 'The Illustrated London News'. Unrelated text on the reverse.

1856. Steel engraving. 95mm by 150mm (image) 160mm by 250mm (sheet). Published by A. Fullarton & Co. in 'A Gazetteer of the World', 1856.

1875. Wood-engraving. 400mmm by 280mm (sheet). Unrelated text on the reverse. A couple of very light handling creases.

1877. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 275mm (sheet). The steamer Otago belonging to Messrs McMeckan and Blackwood was shipwrecked on Chasland's Mistake Point, New Zealand, in December 1876. Front cover of 'The Australasian Sketcher'.A couple of faint handling creases. Very short break in paper at the very bottom of the sheet.Unrelated text on the reverse.

1875. Wood-engraving. 165mm by 225mm (image). Half-page illustration from 'The Australasian Sketcher'. Unrelated text on the reverse.

1880. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 540mm (sheet). Portraits include - James Service, Premier of Victoria, William Gillies, Graham Berry. Central vertical fold as issued. Unrelated text on the reverse.

1879. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 275mm (sheet). From 1878 to 1880 Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was Secretary of State for the Colonies. Unrelated text on the reverse.A couple of small breaks in the paper at the edge of the sheet. One mark between the images.

1876. Wood-engraving. 170mm by 245mm (sheet). Part-page illustration. Unrelated text on the reverse.Light crease at the top of the sheet.

1889. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 285mm (sheet). Key below images : 1 Mount Ruapehu, NZ 2 Ka Kahi Falls, near Tawhata, Wanganui River, NZ 3 Granite Fig-tree, Tongatabu, Friendly Islands 4 Castle Hill, West Coast Road, NZ' Unrelated text on the reverse.Bottom right corner missing.

1877. Wood-engraving. 385mm by 235mm (sheet). James Moorhouse (1826-1915) arrived in Victoria, and was installed as the second Bishop of Melbourne, at St James's Cathedral, William Street, on 11 January 1877. Unrelated text on the reverse.

1880. Wood-engraving. 410mm by 285mm (sheet). Text on reverse relating to 'Regatta on Lake Colac'. other unrelated text on the reverse. CONDITION : A couple of spots in the margins. A tiny tear at the very bottom of the sheet.

1884. Wood-engraving. 150mm by 200mm (image) 210mm by 270mm (sheet). Unrelated text on the reverse. Half-page engraving from 'The Australasian Sketcher'.

1885. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 270mm (sheet). The Late Roebourne Tragedy : View of the North End of Roebourne - The Union Bank, where the murders were committed - Mr T Anketell, the Late Manager' and 'Lyttleton Harbour and Breakwater, New Zealand' Related and unrelated text on the reverse.

1875. Wood-engraving with later hand-colouring. 370mm by 245mm (sheet). Depicts in the centre, 'The Barque Cheviot', and portraits of William Macleay, Captain Edwards, George Masters and John Brazier. The Chevert expedition to New Guinea was the first Australian scientific mission to a foreign country. Funded and organised by William John Macleay in 1875, the expedition aimed to collect and document the natural environment of New Guinea. From 'The Australasian Sketcher'. CONDITION : Laid down. Trimmed. Some discolouration and loss of text at the top of the sheet. Strip of paper stuck across bottom of the sheet.