Francis Barlow (c. 1626 – 1704) - Francis Place (1647 – 1728) - Bustard, Peacock, Peahen, Stock Dove, and Squirrel - 1730





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An illustrated etching titled “Bustard, Peacock, Peahen, Stock Dove, and Squirrel”, by Francis Barlow and Francis Place, published in 1730.
Description from the seller
Type: Etching;
Support: Heavy rag paper with watermark:
State: Excellent impression in black and white, good condition with minor traces of foxing and browning;
Shipping: Insured Bartolini/DPD courier, declare any damages at pickup;
Provenance: From private collection;
Artist (Designer): Francis Barlow, considered one of the early and most important British naturalist painters and illustrators, best known for his realistic depictions of birds and wildlife or domestic animals.
Engraver: Francis Place was an important British artist, designer and engraver. Although he regarded himself as a "gentleman amateur" (an upper-class amateur who did not depend entirely on art for living), the technical level of his works made him one of the pioneers of graphics and engraving in England.
Publisher: Edward Cooper (active from 1682 and who died in early 1725) was the most important and influential publisher and prints dealer in London between the late 17th and early 18th century.
Seller's Story
Type: Etching;
Support: Heavy rag paper with watermark:
State: Excellent impression in black and white, good condition with minor traces of foxing and browning;
Shipping: Insured Bartolini/DPD courier, declare any damages at pickup;
Provenance: From private collection;
Artist (Designer): Francis Barlow, considered one of the early and most important British naturalist painters and illustrators, best known for his realistic depictions of birds and wildlife or domestic animals.
Engraver: Francis Place was an important British artist, designer and engraver. Although he regarded himself as a "gentleman amateur" (an upper-class amateur who did not depend entirely on art for living), the technical level of his works made him one of the pioneers of graphics and engraving in England.
Publisher: Edward Cooper (active from 1682 and who died in early 1725) was the most important and influential publisher and prints dealer in London between the late 17th and early 18th century.

