Search Results: Authors starting with O from Sebra Prints

1880. Lithograph with original hand-colouring. 285mm by 210mm (sheet). French late 19th century hand-coloured lithograph from 'Etudes d'Entomologie'. Charles Oberthur was a French entomologist and son of the founder of the celebrated Oberthur printing firm. In 1876 he began to publish the 'Etudes d' Entomologie.' which were illustrated with fine plates, 'the excellence of which has never been surpassed, seldom even approached, in any other entomological publication.'

1880. Lithograph with original hand-colouring. 285mm by 210mm (sheet). French late 19th century hand-coloured lithograph from 'Etudes d'Entomologie'. Charles Oberthur was a French entomologist and son of the founder of the celebrated Oberthur printing firm. In 1876 he began to publish the 'Etudes d' Entomologie.' which were illustrated with fine plates, 'the excellence of which has never been surpassed, seldom even approached, in any other entomological publication.'

1880. Lithograph with original hand-colouring. 285mm by 210mm (sheet). French late 19th century hand-coloured lithograph from 'Etudes d'Entomologie'. Charles Oberthur was a French entomologist and son of the founder of the celebrated Oberthur printing firm. In 1876 he began to publish the 'Etudes d' Entomologie.' which were illustrated with fine plates, 'the excellence of which has never been surpassed, seldom even approached, in any other entomological publication.'

1880. Lithograph with original hand-colouring. 285mm by 210mm (sheet). French late 19th century hand-coloured lithograph from 'Etudes d'Entomologie'. Charles Oberthur was a French entomologist and son of the founder of the celebrated Oberthur printing firm. In 1876 he began to publish the 'Etudes d' Entomologie.' which were illustrated with fine plates, 'the excellence of which has never been surpassed, seldom even approached, in any other entomological publication.'

1880. Lithograph with original hand-colouring. 285mm by 210mm (sheet). French late 19th century hand-coloured lithograph from 'Etudes d'Entomologie'. Charles Oberthur was a French entomologist and son of the founder of the celebrated Oberthur printing firm. In 1876 he began to publish the 'Etudes d' Entomologie.' which were illustrated with fine plates, 'the excellence of which has never been surpassed, seldom even approached, in any other entomological publication.'

1870. Chromolithograph. 280mm by 350mm (sheet). A German late 19th century image of kangaroos. A reduced version of a larger image. Water staining to edges of sheet, margins and coming slightly into the image. Soiling in bottom margin.

Tuck's Oilette unused postcard with glitter applied. CONDITION : Foxing in image. Foxing on the reverse.

1872. Albumen photograph. 102mm by 62mm. Carte de visite portrait of Arthur Orton (1834-1898), The Tichborne Claimant. CONDITION : Slight fading.

1870. Albumen photograph. 107mm by 62mm. Carte de visite portrait of General Tom Thumb. The American Charles Stratton ("Tom Thumb") toured Australia in the late 1860s as part of the PT Barnum round the world tour. With the title below the photograph. Red stamp on reverse 'LD Cooper'.

1920. Etching. 170mm by 260mm (platemark). Signed and titled by the artist in pencil lower edge. Monogrammed inside the plate lower right corner. M Oliver Rae was an early 20th century printmaker who specialized in etchings of schools and universities.

1920. Etching. 200mm by 265mm (platemark). Signed, titled and editioned (23/120) by the artist in pencil lower edge. Monogrammed inside the plate lower right corner. M Oliver Rae was an early 20th century printmaker who specialized in etchings of schools and universities.

1920. Etching. 175mm by 255mm (platemark). Signed and titled by the artist in pencil lower edge. Monogrammed inside the plate lower left corner. M Oliver Rae was an early 20th century printmaker who specialized in etchings of schools and universities.

1771. Line engraving. 430mm by 580mm (image). 'A Country Wake, From the original Picture by Isaac Ostade in the Collection of Paul Methuen Esq'. Published by John Boydell, 1771. Trimmed within platemark. small tears and creases in margins not affecting the image.

1815. Copper-line engraving. 250mm by 185mm (platemark). Engraving from Comte de Buffon's 'Historie Naturelle', published in Paris, c1815. The image of the kangaroo is derived from the painting by George Stubbs.Light foxing to the edges of the sheet.