Discover a piece of British history with this collection of 18th-century engravings. The first piece is an exquisite road strip map of York with Easingwold and surrounding towns, beautifully hand-colored and published in 1776 by Mostyn John Armstrong, a British artist active between 1769 and 1791. Measuring 17cm x 10cm, this map is a charming depiction of the area.
The second engraving is the frontispiece for 'Chorographia Britanniae,' dedicated to Frederick, Prince of Wales, created by Thomas Badeslade (active 1719-1750) and William Henry Toms (c.1700-1765), prominent British artists of the early 18th century. This piece features an allegorical frame surrounding a dedication to the heir apparent, exquisitely hand-colored and published around 1742, measuring 16cm x 14cm.
These historical engravings showcase the artistry and dedication to detail of British artists from the 18th century. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of this era's cultural heritage. Bid now on these remarkable pieces at Duggleby Auctioneers.