William Henry Egleton and John Hayter - The Daughter of Canada Finden's Gallery

The Daughter of Canada (Finden's Gallery)

William Henry Egleton's original engraving, The Daughter of Canada (Finden's Gallery) is based upon a design created by the British artist, John Hayter. This impression is printed upon early 19th century wove paper and with full margins, bearing the title, and the artists' signatures, within the plate as published by John Finden for Finden's Gallery in 1845. "The Daughter of Canada" represents a superb, original example of the 19th century art by the British artists, William Henry Egleton & John Hayter.

Original Engraving by the British artist, William Henry Egleton designed by John Hayter.

The Daughter of Canada (Finden's Gallery), by William Henry Egleton

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William Henry Egleton (London, active 1833 - 1862)
#	Image	Title & Engraver	Designer	Medium	Date		-
01.-		Forget Me Not (Flowers of Loveliness), by William Henry Egleton after Thomas Uwins	Thomas Uwins, 'T. Uwins' (British, 1782 - 1857)	Original Engraving	1854	Bearing the title, "Forget Me Not", the artists' signatures, "W. H. Egleton Sculp.", & "E. T. Parris pinx.", as well as the name of The London Printing and Publishing Company within the plate as published by John Tallis and Company for Flowers of Loveliness	Sold
02.-		Hyacinth (Flowers of Loveliness), by William Henry Egleton after Thomas Uwins	Thomas Uwins, 'T. Uwins' (British, 1782 - 1857)	Original Engraving	1854	Bearing the title, "Hyacinth", the artists' signatures, "W. H. Egleton Sculp.", & "T. Uwins Del." , as well as the name of The London Printing and Publishing Company within the plate as published by John Tallis and Company for Flowers of Loveliness
03.-		The Daughter of Canada (Finden's Gallery), by William Henry Egleton designed by John Hayter	John Hayter, 'J. Hayter' (English, 1800 - 1895)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1845	Bearing the title,artists' signatures, within the plate as published by Finden, London for Finden's Gallery.

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Title:	The Daughter of Canada
Engraver:	Egleton, William Henry 'W. H. Egleton' (London, active 1833 - 1862)
Designer:	Hayter, John (English, 1800 - 1895)
Date:	1845
Medium:	Original Hand - Coloured Steel Engraving
Publisher:	Finden, London
Source:	Finden's Gallery
Note:	William Henry Egleton (W. H. Egleton): A fine 19th century printmaker, William Henry Egleton was also known as W. H. Egleton. His oeuvre mainly consisted of portraits, figure studies, and religious subjects in the medium of mezzotint, line, and stipple engraving based upon the designs of John Hayter (1800-1895), Thomas Uwins, Edmund Thomas Parris, Edward Henry Corbould (1815-1905), Kenny Meadows (1790-1874), and other fine British painters and illustrators. Egleton's engraving appeared in such works as, "Flowers of loveliness: Twelve Groups of Female Figures, Emblematic of Flowers, from Designs by E. T. Parris, Esq. with Poetical Illustrations, in Verse by the Countess of Blessington", published by Ackermann and Company, London (1836), "Ballads and other poems" by Mary Howitt, Margaret Gillies, William Henry Egleton and others (1847), "Heath's Book on Beauty" (1836), "Finden's Portraits Of The Female Aristocracy Of The Court Of Queen Victoria" (1838), "Legends of Venice, edited by Thomas Roscoe" (1841), and other fine illustrated volumes. An original engraving, The Daughter of Canada hails from the portfolio entitled, "Finden's Gallery" published in 1845 by John Finden.
Size:	12 3/4 X 9 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed on early, white nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published by William and Edward Finden in 1845. This impression is in excellent condition, without staining or foxing. "The Daughter of Canada" represents a superb, original example of the 19th century art by the British artists, William Henry Egleton & John Hayter.
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