Events in Europe; military devices. Album of engravings attributed to A. Corbould, 17--.
- Corbould, Anne, 1766-1843.
- Date:
- [between 1700 and 1799 -between 1800 and 1899]
- Reference:
- 43502i
- Pictures
About this work
Description
Fols. 1-33 contain 66 etchings believed to be by or after Matthaus Merian for an edition of Johann Philipp Abelin, Theatrum europaeum. The etching on fol. 16r above seems to show the Gunpowder plot, and one on fol. 33 shows the second Defenestration of Prague (with the window on the viewer's left, unlike some editions). Fols. 34-67 contain 34 etchings of fortifications, besieging instruments, battle formations etc. etched by M. Pool, possibly ca. 1725
Publication/Creation
[between 1700 and 1799 -between 1800 and 1899]
Physical description
1 album (100 prints) : etchings ; album 34.3 x 31 x 5 cm
Lettering
Anne Corbould
Stamped on spine in Gothic characters: "Scrap book"
Reference
Wellcome Collection 43502i
Creator/production credits
Possibly compiled in part by Ann Corbould, wife of John Corbould of 8 Dove Lane Norwich (bapt. 1720); or their daughter Ann (1766-1843): the last flyleaf (originally the first) bears the signature "Anne Corbould". The prints which were pasted in the album in the same orientation as her signature have been removed. The prints of fortifications bear the stamp of the Library of the Royal United Service Institution, the name which the present Royal United Services Institute adopted in 1860: presumably these were added to the album later
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Location Status Access Closed stores