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Queen Caroline sits in the central foreground while members of the House of Peers discuss her divorce. At center is domed entrance with an elaborate cornice and Corinthian columns. Entrance way is flanked by balconies and six chandeliers hang from the arched ceiling. Mounted in a 2 1/2 in. decorative, gilt frame.
engravings (prints)
engraving (printing process)
paper (fiber product)
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Unidentified Paper
Stipple Engraved
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Printed beneath engraving: ""Painted by George Hayter Esqr Member of the Academy of St Lukes dc. Published 1st March 1832 by Robt. Bowyer & M. Parkes 46 Pall Mall London & M.M. Ritten et Goupel, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris. Depose. Engraved by J. Bromley & J. Porter./ J.G. Murray, fecit./ Proof""
Original to Castle Tucker (Wiscasset, Me.),
Hayter, George, Esq., 1792-1871 (Painter)
Bowyer, Robert (Publisher)
Parkes, Mary (Publisher)
Rittner & Goupil (Publisher)
Bromley, J. (Engraver)
Porter, J. (Engraver)
Possibly Murray, John George (Maker)
London, England; Paris, France
33.75 x 45.375 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of Miss Jane S. Tucker
1998.314
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