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Title page, contents, 27 plates, binding of green publisher's cloth, the title gold-stamped on the front cover and spine. Gilt page edges. Three by Samuel Palmer were removed before the work was acquired.
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Title: Etchings for the Art-Union of London
Author:
The Etching Club (London)
Etcher:
Charles West Cope (British, Leeds 1811–1890 Bournemouth)
Etcher:
Thomas Creswick (British, Sheffield 1811–1869 London)
Etcher:
Frederick Tayler (British, Hertfordshire 1806–1889 London)
Etcher:
Thomas Webster (British, London 1800–1886 Cranbrook, Kent)
Etcher:
Samuel Palmer (British, London 1805–1881 Redhill, Surrey)
Etcher:
John Callcott Horsley (British, London 1817–1903 London)
Etcher:
Richard Ansdell (British, Liverpool 1815–1885 Frimley, near Farnborough, Hampshire)
Etcher:
Henry James Townsend (British, Taunton, Somerset 1810–1890)
Etcher:
William Edward Frost (British, Wandsworth, Surrey 1810–1877 London)
Etcher:
James Clarke Hook (British, London 1819–1907 Silverbeck, Surrey)
Etcher:
Richard Redgrave (British, London 1804–1888 London)
Etcher:
George Bernard O'Neill (Irish, Dublin 1828–1917 London)
Etcher:
William Holman Hunt (British, London 1827–1910 London)
Etcher:
Sir John Everett Millais (British, Southampton 1829–1896 London)
Date: 1857
Medium: Illustrations: etching, some mezzotint and drypoint
Dimensions: 14 7/8 x 11 x 11/16 in. (37.8 x 27.9 x 1.7 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of Howard Mansfield, 1926
Accession Number: 26.12.4
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