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Aquatint of "The Battle of Vimiera 1808" Pub. by James Jenkins in "Martial Achievements of Great Britain & Her Allies 1799-1815"
REF: P1801 / LA355074
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Description
An original aquatint of The Battle of Vimiera, published in 1815 by James Jenkins as part of the volume "Martial Achievements of Great Britian & her Allies 1799-1815". Aquatint by D Havell after painting by W Heath. Outstanding colour preservation.
This battle was a victory by Sir Arthur Wellesley (later Duke of Wellington) against overwhelming French forces in the Peninsula War. It put an end to the first French invasion of Portugal.
measurements
Height:
37 cm
Width:
44 cm
image size 15 x 23 cms (6.25" x 9")
declaration
Art & Stuff has clarified that the Aquatint of "The Battle of Vimiera 1808" Pub. by James Jenkins in "Martial Achievements of Great Britain & Her Allies 1799-1815" (LA355074) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1815
condition
large foxing spot to margin lower left (not affecting print). Otherwise excellent with bright colours.
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Date of Manufacture:
1815
location
This Aquatint of "The Battle of Vimiera 1808" Pub. by James Jenkins in "Martial Achievements of Great Britain & Her Allies 1799-1815" is located in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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