• Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
  • Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799
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Hand-Colored Stipple Engravings from "The Costume of China," 1799

Art Intaglio Prints Prints

Item Details

John Dadley (British, 1767 – 1817) after Pu-Qùa (Cantonese)
A Bonzee Begging Alms, A Shoemaker, and A Pork-Butcher, 1799
Three stipple engravings on paper with additional accompanying text leafs
Unsigned
Pulled from The Costume of China by George Henry Mason, 1800
Engravings published by William Miller, London, 1799

Condition

- toning, discolorations, ghosting, tears, mild paper loss, and slight creases to sheets.

Dimensions

10.0" W x 14.5" H x 0.1" D

Item #

ITMGA17933

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