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David Loggan, Oxonia Illustrata, 1675 The classic Oxford print. Loggans are among the most sought after engravings of Oxford. These are exceptionally sharp, dark, and clear impressions--some of the best we have ever seen. Rudolph Ackermann, History of the University of Oxford, 1812-16
Ackermann's aquatint prints are perennial favorites. They are some of the earliest and loveliest colored prints of Oxford.
A lovely set of large college prints in the tradition of Loggan.
Subjects other than Oxford:
David Robert's lithographs of Egypt and the Holy Land are among the most popular and collectable prints of the 19th century.
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Views of Oxford: City Prospects and University Buildings Views from the Oxford Almanack Inexpensive Oxford Prints ($2-$25)
Other Prints: David Roberts Prints of the Holy Land and Egypt Caricatures (William Hogarth, etc.)
Available but not yet listed: American Civil War prints from The Illustrated London News and Harpers. Also, a complete set (11 vols.) of the Illustrated London News covering Lincoln's entire presidency and the Civil War (1860B-1865). |
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