John Landseer and John Smith

Villa Adriana

John Landseer's original engraving, Villa Adriana is based upon a design creatd by the British artist, John Smith. It is printed on late eighteenth century laid paper and with full margins as published in London by John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith in 1795. "Villa Adriana" is a fine, original example of the art of John Smith, John Landseer and of eighteenth century English topographical art.

Villa Adriana

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William Byrne (London, 1743 - 1805)
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03.-		Lake of Albano engraved by William Byrne, designed by John Smith	Original Hand-Colored Engraving	1796	John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith, London	Sold
04.-	-	Salerno engraved by William Byrne, designed by John Smith	Original Hand-Colored Engraving	1799	John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith, London	Sold
05.-	-	View of the Part of the City of Naples engraved by William Byrne, designed by John Smith	Original Hand-Colored Engraving	1798	John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith, London	Sold
06.-		Villa Adriana engraved by John Landseer, designed by John Smith	Original Hand-Colored Engraving	1798	John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith, London	Available

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Title:	Villa Adriana
Engraver:	Landseer, John (Lincoln, 1769 - London, 1852)
Designer:	Smith, John (Irthington, Cumberland, 1749 - London, 1831)
Date:	1795
Medium:	Original Hand-Colored Engraving
Publisher:	John Emes, William Byrne & John Smith, London
	John Smith: One of England's greatest eighteenth century watercolor artists, John Smith studied under Sawrey Gilpin, at the Royal Academy. In 1786 Smith first accompanied Lord Warwick to Italy, where he lived and worked for more than a decade. For this reason he acquired the nicknames of 'Warwick' Smith and 'Italian' Smith, the names he is commonly referred to to this day.
	In the last decade of the eighteenth century John Smith travelled throughout the length of Italy, sending fine watercolors back to London where they were engraved and hand-colored by such artists as John Landseer, B. T. Pouncy, J. Roffe, James Sparrow and William Byrne. In total over seventy-five engravings were completed during an eight year period, with John Smith also acting as the publisher in this venture. "Villa Adriana" dates hails from this period.
	These magnificent Italian views established John Smith's reputation as a leading artist. Upon his return to England he served as a leading member of the Old Water-Colour Society, from 1805 to 1823, and became its President in 1816.
Size:	6 1/2 X 8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $195.00 US
Condition:	Printed on late eighteenth century laid paper and with full margins as published in London on the above date. Containing slight foxing in the outer margins, else retaining its fine, unfaded hand colouring and in good condition throughout. This beautiful Italian view entitled, "Villa Adriana" represents a prime example of the art of John Smith, John Landseer and of eighteenth century English topographical art.
Subject:	John Landseer, John Smith, Villa Adriana, 18th century topographical art, 'Italian' Smith, Italian views
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