William S. Barnard

William Barnard (1774-1849), after Lemuel Francis Abbott The Most Noble Lord Horatio Nelson Viscount and Baron Nelson of theNile mezzotint on laid paper, good impression with narrow margins, proofbefore letters unframed S. 26 1/8 x 16¾in. (66.4 x 42.5cm.) with a large mezzotint printed in colour of The Death of LordNelson, by William Barnard, published London 1805; and a mezzotintportrait of The Right Honourable Lord Collingwood, Vice Admiral ofthe Red, by Charles Turner (3) Literature Chaloner Smith 11

W S Barnard 1774-1849- "The Peasant's Integrity, or the lost lamb Restored and The Plundering Vagrants, or Gypsies Detected"; published march 28th 1802 by W Barnard, No 1 Fitzroy street, Fitzroy Square, after William Redmore Bigg, 1755-1828; hand-coloured etchings with aquatint printed in colours, a pair, 48x60cm., ea., both trimmed on or into the plate and with various tear repairs and other defects, both restored and backed, generally good decorative condition, (2), (unframed) Plus Vat on hammer price

William Barnard (1774-1849), after Sir Robert Ker Porter England; Scotland; Wales; and Ireland mezzotints on wove paper, good impressions with margins, published by W.Barnard, London, 1800 unframed S. 20 x 17¼in. (50.8 x 43.7cm.) (4)

14 ins x 24 ins; 35 cms x 60 cms signed with initials and dated ‘77 coloured inks and wash,

William Barnard (1774-1849), after Sir Robert Ker Porter England; Scotland; Wales; and Ireland mezzotints on wove paper, good impressions with margins, publishedby W.Barnard, London, 1800 unframed S. 20 x 17¼in. (50.8 x 43.7cm.) (4)