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261. P34

Reference (shelfmark):
P34
Title:
The Agamemnon East Indiaman. Tinted lithograph. Published London, 19th cent.
Scope & Content:
The Agamemnon East Indiaman. Tinted lithograph. Published London, 19th cent.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1800-1899
Extent:
1 Item

262. P35

Reference (shelfmark):
P35
Title:
'The Honble East India Company's Steam Ship of War 'Berenice''. E. Duncan after W. J. Huggins. Coloured aquatint. Published by W J Huggins, London, 1837. Artist(s): Duncan, Edward (1803-82), after Huggins, William John (1781-1845)
Scope & Content:
'The Honble East India Company's Steam Ship of War 'Berenice''. E. Duncan after W. J. Huggins. Coloured aquatint. Published by W J Huggins, London, 1837.. Artist(s): Duncan, Edward (1803-82), after Huggins, William John (1781-1845)
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1837
Extent:
1 Item

263. P51

Reference (shelfmark):
P51
Title:
'Fort William in the Kingdom of Bengal belonging to the East India Company of England.' Facsimile reproduction of the engraving by Jan van Ryne, 1754. Artist(s): Ryne, Jan van (1712-60)
Scope & Content:
'Fort William in the Kingdom of Bengal belonging to the East India Company of England.' Facsimile reproduction of the engraving by Jan van Ryne, 1754.. Artist(s): Ryne, Jan van (1712-60)
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1754
Extent:
1 Item

264. P86

Reference (shelfmark):
P86
Title:
'Calcutta'. View up the Hooghly showing Government House and shipping. Lithograph, mid-19th cent.
Scope & Content:
Coloured lithograph of the Hooghly River showing the Government House and shipping at Calcutta by an unknown printmaker dated c. 1850. Calcutta was founded on the mud flats of Hooghly River, a tributary of the Ganges, by the English merchant Job Charnock in 1690. Ships at Calcutta transported In...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1850
Extent:
1 Item

265. P406

Reference (shelfmark):
P406
Title:
'East Indiaman taking a Pilot on Board'. Published Jany. 26 1811 by R. Polland, London.
Scope & Content:
'East Indiaman taking a Pilot on Board'. Published Jany. 26 1811 by R. Polland, London.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1811
Extent:
1 Item

266. P411

Reference (shelfmark):
P411
Title:
'Loss of the Fame, East Indiaman'. Engraved by T. Brown. Published in Stationers Almanack for 1825. Artist(s): Brown, T. H. (fl.1825-32)
Scope & Content:
'Loss of the Fame, East Indiaman'. Engraved by T. Brown. Published in Stationers Almanack for 1825.. Artist(s): Brown, T. H. (fl.1825-32)
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1825
Extent:
1 Item

267. P462

Reference (shelfmark):
P462
Title:
'Fort William in the Kingdom of Bengal belonging to the East India Company of England'. Drawn and engraved by Jan Van Ryne, and published by Robert Sayer, London, 1754. Artist(s): Ryne, Jan van (1712-60)
Scope & Content:
Engraving of Fort William in Calcutta by Jan Van Ryne (1712-60) published by Robert Sayer in London in 1754. Calcutta was founded on the mud flats of Hooghly river, a tributary of the Ganges, by the English merchant Job Charnock in 1690. After 1696, Fort William was constructed under the supervi...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1754
Extent:
1 Item

268. P463

Reference (shelfmark):
P463
Title:
'Fort William in the Kingdom of Bengal belonging to the East India Company of England'. Drawn and engraved by Jan Van Ryne, and published by Robert Sayer, London, 1754. Artist(s): Ryne, Jan van (1712-60)
Scope & Content:
Coloured engraving of Fort William in Calcutta by Jan Van Ryne published by Robert Sayer in London in 1754. Calcutta was founded on the mud flats of Hooghly River, a tributary of the Ganges, by the English merchant Job Charnock in 1690. After 1696, Fort William was constructed under the supervis...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1754
Extent:
1 Item

269. P464

Reference (shelfmark):
P464
Title:
'Fort William in the Kingdom of Bengal belonging to the East India Company of England'. Drawn and engraved by Jan Van Ryne, and published by Robert Sayer, London, 1754. [Original letterpress trimmed, and the correct panel from different print attached.]. Artist(s): Ryne, Jan van (1712-60)
Scope & Content:
Coloured engraving of Fort William in Calcutta by Jan Van Ryne (1712-60 published by Robert Sayer in London in 1754. Calcutta was founded on the mud flats of Hooghly River, a tributary of the Ganges, by the English merchant Job Charnock in 1690. After 1696, Fort William was constructed under the...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1754
Extent:
1 Item

270. P487

Reference (shelfmark):
P487
Title:
'An Interesting Scene on board an East-Indiaman showing the effects of a heavy lurch - after dinner'. Caricature by G. Cruikshank. Published by G. Humphrey, London, 1818. Artist(s): Cruikshank, George (1792-1878)
Scope & Content:
'An Interesting Scene on board an East-Indiaman showing the effects of a heavy lurch - after dinner'. Caricature by G. Cruikshank. Published by G. Humphrey, London, 1818.. Artist(s): Cruikshank, George (1792-1878)
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1818
Extent:
1 Item

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