10 results filtered with: Fairland, Thomas, 1804-1852
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A group of boys with a flag and weapons take hold of one boy who is attempting to escape. Lithograph by Thomas Fairland after Robert Farrier.
Farrier, Robert, 1796-1879.Date: 1800-1899Reference: 29114i
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A young couple joyously celebrating their new baby with the new grandmother. Lithograph by T. Fairland, 1842, after N.J. Crowley.
Crowley, Nicholas J., 1813-1857.Date: 14 February 1842Reference: 17676i
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Monument commemorating Princess Charlotte Augusta in St. George's Chapel in Windsor. Etching by T. Fairland after a sculpture by M.C. Wyatt, 1826.
Wyatt, Matthew Cotes, 1777-1862.Date: June 1826Reference: 44496i
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Samuel Frederick Gray. Lithograph by T. Fairland after M. Gauci.
Gauci, Maxim, 1774-1854.Reference: 3771i
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An old man with a wooden leg, probably a former soldier, marches with a shouldered broomstick to the drum beaten by a child behind him. Lithograph by T. Farlow after R. Farrier.
Farrier, Robert, 1796-1879.Reference: 44072i
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Debauched monkeys revelling in a dingy tavern as two have a boxing match. Coloured lithograph by T. Fairland after E. Bristow.
Bristow, Edmund, 1787-1876.Reference: 39687i
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Henry Clutterbuck. Lithograph by T. Fairland after A. Jérôme, 1850.
Jerôme, Ambrosini, active 1840-1871.Reference: 1872i
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A diseased brain; and two sections of spine. Lithograph by T. & W. Fairland after C. J. Canton for Richard Bright, 1831.
Canton, C. J.Date: May 1831Reference: 31645i
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A woman and three chidren are sitting by the side of a track with a basket and flagon nearby. Lithograph by T. Fairland.
Date: 1840Reference: 33190i
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A girl returns to her family home in the village where her fine clothes and shoes are burnt by her father and she is given a peasant dress to wear. Lithograph by Thos. & Wm. Fairland, 1832, after P.E. Destouches.
Destouches, Paul-Emile, 1794-1874.Date: March 1st 1832Reference: 27191i