Original, \"A Camp Scene\" Engraving 1784, Henry W. Bunbury for Sale

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Original, \"A Camp Scene\" Engraving 1784, Henry W. Bunbury For Sale

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Original, \"A Camp Scene\" Engraving 1784, Henry W. Bunbury:
$205.95

Original, \"A Camp Scene\" Engraving 1784 by Henry William Bunbury. In good condition, colours have not faded, ready to be placed on the wall. Borders have been cut on engravings. Engraving hand coloured on Laid paper. Photo #3 shows the name of \"H. W. Bunbury Esq.\". Photo #4 shows the Engraver \"G. White\".

In 1784 the British were still performing mop up operations in the former American Colonies moving troops and equipment to Canada and to other British Colonies and back to England until orders came down from the Government. Camp life engraving of the Rev. War period are difficult to find showing life in military encampments. The uniforms are still of the Rev. War period and have not began to changed as of yet. The clothing change started in the warrants of 1785 and 1787. Frame Professionally hand madewith acid free paperby noted Framer Perry Hopf in Maine.

Henry W.Bunbury (1750–1811) was a noted English Caricaturist. The second son of Sir William Bunbury, 5th Baronet, of Mildenhall, Suffolk. He was educated at Westminster School & St Catharine\'s College, Cambridge, and soon showed a talent for drawing, for humourous matters and politics. Bunbury\'s serious efforts had no real success, but his caricatures sold well and famous as those of his contemporaries Thomas Rowlandson and James Gillray.

Measurement on engraving is 8.0\" inches by 15\" Inches in length. Framed 10.0 Inches by16 1/4\" inches

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