229. Lizars
Three Fish Prints

c. 1850
Plates 21, 20 and 15, matted to 10" x 12.5".

50/100     SOLD: $46.00

230. Markaert and Duverger
Two Hand-Colored 19th-Century Ethnographic Lithographs

^Markaert. "Paysan du Gouvernement de Twer (Russie.)" Duverger. "Habitant des Environs de Moscou." Approximate mat size: 17" x 14;" image size: 9" x 6." (c. 1844.)

30/50     SOLD: $11.50

231. Markaert, et al.
Three Hand-Colored 19th-Century Ethnographic Lithographs

^Markaert. "Maconaise et Bressane." Markaert. "Alsacienne." Duverger. "Demoiselle de la Frise (Pays-Bas.)" Approximate mat size: 17" x 14;' image size: 9" x 6." (c. 1844.)

50/80     SOLD: $23.00

232. Mercier, et al.
Two Hand-Colored 19th-Century Ethnographic Lithographs

^Mercier. "Samoyedes (Asie.)" "Kureck (Asie.)" Approximate mat size: 17" x 14;" image size: 9" x 6." (c. 1844.)

40/80     SOLD: $11.50

233. MOPS, et al.
Three Hand-Colored 19th-Century Ethnographic Lithographs

^MOPS. "Soldat Japonais." "Dame Japonais." Deggest. "Familie de Pecheurs Japonais." Approximate mat size: 17" x 14;" image size: 9" x 6." (c. 1844.)

50/80     SOLD: $34.50

234. Picasso
Picasso Graphic Exhibition Poster

^Poster reads: Picasso Graphic Exhibition. Gallery International. Etching, linocuts, lithographs. Framed size: 26" x 20."

50/100     SOLD: $57.50

235. Roust, Jean
Adjusting Her Bonnet

Lithograph signed and numbered #32. Frame size: 23" x 19;" silk oval size: 17 3/4" x 13 3/4."

100/200     SOLD: $23.00

236. Rowlandson, Thomas (British, 1756-1827)
Royal Cock Pit

London: R. Ackerman, 1808
Original hand colored etching, nicely matted and framed. Born in 1756, Thomas Rowlandson was the son of a successful London businessman. Originally, Rowlandson established himself as a portrait painter, but his heavy gambling caused him to develop a sideline as caricaturist. He paid his gambling debts with drawings of popular and low-life subjects such as cock fighting. His work was published in journals, and he illustrated books for Henry Fielding, Oliver Goldsmith, Laurence Sterne and Tobias George Smollett. Additionally, Rowlandson often got into legal trouble because of his political cartoons. In 1808, Rowlandson began working with the lithographer Rudolph Ackermann. Together they published "Microcosm of London," a book published in three volumes between 1808 and 1811, depicting life in London. While Augustus Pugin often supplied the drawings of buildings, Rowlandson painted the people into the pictures. Rowlandson died in 1827.

125/250     SOLD: $195.50

237. Rowlandson
The Mint

London: R. Ackermann, 1809
Framed hand-colored aquatint drawn by Thomas Rowlandson and Augustus Pugin, prepared for acquatint by J. Bluck, Numbered Plate 33, of the stamping of coins. Frame: 14 x 15 1/2"; window: 9 1/2 x 12 1/4".

100/150     SOLD: $115.00

238. S.R., et al.
Three Hand-Colored 19th-Century Ethnographic Lithographs

S.R. " Picadore Demonte (Espagne.)"^ " Jeune Fille de Porto." ^" Marchand de Volaille de Pardilho (Portugal.)" (c. 1844.)

50/75     SOLD: $34.50