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A Pair of Early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins
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A Pair of Early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins

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Type of Artwork: Pair of Antique Coloured Engravings

Titles: Auld Lang Syne and Now Westlin Wins.

Artist: After J. M. Wright (John Massey Wright).

Engravers: J. Rogers — Auld Lang Syne; S. Bull — Now Westlin Wins, as credited beneath the images.

Date of Publication: Mid-19th century, approximately 1840s. Exact editions unconfirmed.

Surface: Paper with applied colouring. The date of the colouring is unknown.

Details: Two appealing illustrations of songs associated with Robert Burns, presented in matching dark green mounts.

Auld Lang Syne depicts a convivial tavern gathering, with men clasping hands over a table and raising their drinks. A dog rests beside them.

Now Westlin Wins depicts a young couple beside a cornfield, with birds overhead and a dog at their feet. Printed below is the verse beginning “But Peggy dear the Evening’s clear”. The publisher’s inscription reads “London; Published for the Proprietors, by Geo. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane.”

Presentation: Sold together as a pair, mounted and unframed.

Condition: Age-related paper toning, scattered spotting and areas of discolouration, including a pronounced horizontal brown band across the lower margin of Now Westlin Wins. Please examine all photographs for condition.

Measurements: 26 x 31 cm (mount aperture approx. 14 x 19 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
0.2cm (0.08")
Declaration

Strickland & Russell has dated these Antique Robert Burns Engravings to the 1850s.

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SA1239140
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Description
Type of Artwork: Pair of Antique Coloured Engravings

Titles: Auld Lang Syne and Now Westlin Wins.

Artist: After J. M. Wright (John Massey Wright).

Engravers: J. Rogers — Auld Lang Syne; S. Bull — Now Westlin Wins, as credited beneath the images.

fig 1. A pair of early nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings featuring figurative scenes mounted in dark green card.
fig 1. A Pair of Early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins

Date of Publication: Mid-19th century, approximately 1840s. Exact editions unconfirmed.

Surface: Paper with applied colouring. The date of the colouring is unknown.

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Details: Two appealing illustrations of songs associated with Robert Burns, presented in matching dark green mounts.
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fig 2. A pair of early nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings featuring figurative scenes mounted in dark green card.
fig 2. A Pair of Early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins

Auld Lang Syne depicts a convivial tavern gathering, with men clasping hands over a table and raising their drinks. A dog rests beside them.

Now Westlin Wins depicts a young couple beside a cornfield, with birds overhead and a dog at their feet. Printed below is the verse beginning “But Peggy dear the Evening’s clear”. The publisher’s inscription reads “London; Published for the Proprietors, by Geo. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane.”

fig 3. A pair of early nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings featuring figurative scenes mounted in dark green card.
fig 3. A Pair of Early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins

Presentation: Sold together as a pair, mounted and unframed.

Condition: Age-related paper toning, scattered spotting and areas of discolouration, including a pronounced horizontal brown band across the lower margin of Now Westlin Wins. Please examine all photographs for condition.

Measurements: 26 x 31 cm (mount aperture approx. 14 x 19 cm)

Height
31cm (12.20")
Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
0.2cm (0.08")
Date of Manufacture

Strickland & Russell has dated these Antique Robert Burns Engravings to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1239140
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Yorkshire based art dealers specialising in 19th century & early 20th century oil paintings & watercolours

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A pair of early nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings featuring figurative scenes mounted in dark green card.
A Pair of early 19th Century Original Antique Robert Burns Coloured Engravings Auld Lang Syne & Now Westlin Wins
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A pair of early nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings featuring figurative scenes mounted in dark green card.
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  • ObjectPrints & Engravings
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPaper, Cardboard, Ink, Watercolour
  • ColourGreen, Cream, Multicolour
  • MotifsHand-tinted watercolour, Cardboard mounts, Narrative literary scenes, Figurative illustration
  • SizeH 31 cm (12 in) x W 26 cm (10 in) x D 0.2 cm (0 in)

These two original mid-nineteenth-century hand-coloured engravings after John Massey Wright depict narrative literary scenes associated with Robert Burns. Entitled Auld Lang Syne and Now Westlin Wins, the prints show figurative illustrations with applied multicolour watercolour washes, presented in cream window borders with dark green cardboard mounts. Auld Lang Syne shows a convivial tavern gathering with men clasping hands over a table, while Now Westlin Wins depicts a young couple beside a cornfield with birds overhead. The paper surfaces display age-related toning, scattered spotting, and discolouration, including a horizontal brown band across the lower margin of the second print. Each piece measures 31 cm high, 26 cm wide, and 0.2 cm deep. They find a natural home in a gentleman's library or study, displayed side by side on a narrow wall space to appreciate the Regency-style aesthetic. The unframed format allows for bespoke framing to match existing interior schemes. They bring a historical literary narrative to a hallway or reception room, complementing traditional interiors.

Hand-coloured engravings from the early 19th century are monochrome impressions printed from copper or steel plates that have subsequently been tinted by hand using watercolours. These works were widely produced to illustrate celebrated literary works, poetry, and historical subjects.

19th-century prints were produced using woven rag paper, oil-based printing inks, and organic watercolour pigments. The plates were hand-engraved into metal sheets prior to printing on hand-operated rolling presses.

Period engravings exhibit a distinct indented plate mark around the margin of the artwork along with fine etched linework. Under magnification, hand-applied colour displays delicate brushstroke variations rather than uniform mechanical dot patterns.

Pairing historical narrative prints with minimalist modern frames or clean mounting options creates a balanced focal point in studies, dining rooms, or hallways. Arranging them as a visual pair enhances symmetry on accent walls.

Keep paper artwork framed behind UV-protective glass with acid-free archival mounting boards to prevent discolouration. Store or display prints away from direct sunlight and environments with fluctuating humidity levels.
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