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A Genuine Double Page Vanity Fair Chromolithograph Print
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A Genuine Double Page Vanity Fair Chromolithograph Print

19th century
Description

A genuine Vanity Fair print entitled ' On The Heath'. The print depicts the following characters.....

James Jewitt, Richard Marsh, Tom Jennings Senior, John Dawson, Matthew Dawson, John Porter James Ryan. Title and character names in lower margin.

This is a rare unfolded and un-circulated example in superb condition. Published November 26th 1896. Presented mounted.

Please note, we specialize in antique prints and frames. This antique print can be framed in our own workshop in either modern, contemporary or genuine antique frame. Our specialist framing workshop caters for museums, dealers, designers and collectors.

Print size 49cm x 34cm, overall mounted size 72cm x 58cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Declaration

The Country House Gallery has dated this Antique Vanity Fair Print to the 19th Century.

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SA748508
Description
A genuine Vanity Fair print entitled ' On The Heath'. The print depicts the following characters.....
James Jewitt, Richard Marsh, Tom Jennings Senior, John Dawson, Matthew Dawson, John Porter James Ryan.
The Country House Gallery

Title and character names in lower margin.

fig 1. A late Victorian double-page chromolithograph print illustrating seven gentlemen in formal attire wearing top hats and bowler hats in a field setting.
fig 1. A Genuine Double Page Vanity Fair Chromolithograph Print

This is a rare unfolded and un-circulated example in superb condition. Published November 26th 1896. Presented mounted.

Please note, we specialize in antique prints and frames. This antique print can be framed in our own workshop in either modern, contemporary or genuine antique frame. Our specialist framing workshop caters for museums, dealers, designers and collectors.

Print size 49cm x 34cm, overall mounted size 72cm x 58cm

Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Date of Manufacture

The Country House Gallery has dated this Antique Vanity Fair Print to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA748508
The Country House Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2020
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Archive I A late Victorian double-page chromolithograph print illustrating seven gentlemen in formal attire wearing top hats and bowler hats in a field setting.

A genuine double page Vanity Fair chromolithograph print

Archive II A late Victorian double-page chromolithograph print illustrating seven gentlemen in formal attire wearing top hats and bowler hats in a field setting. View II
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A late Victorian double-page chromolithograph print illustrating seven gentlemen in formal attire wearing top hats and bowler hats in a field setting.
A genuine double page Vanity Fair chromolithograph print
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A late Victorian double-page chromolithograph print illustrating seven gentlemen in formal attire wearing top hats and bowler hats in a field setting.
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Published between 1868 and 1914, Vanity Fair chromolithographs were colour lithographic caricatures depicting prominent public figures, politicians, and socialites. Produced as weekly magazine supplements, these full-page and double-page illustrations offered witty visual commentary on Victorian and Edwardian society.

Chromolithography involved drawing images onto individual limestone blocks or zinc plates for each distinct ink colour. Paper was passed through a lithographic press sequentially for each tone, layering inks to achieve rich colours and subtle tonal gradations.

Original prints exhibit matte paper stock, clear lithographic texture under magnification rather than modern digital grid dots, and visible centre fold lines if issued as double-page spreads. Authentic examples often bear the publication date, lithographer imprint, or artist signature such as Spy or Lib.

Framed antique prints work well when arranged in a gallery wall grouping or mounted as a focal piece in a home office, hallway, or dining room. Pairing period lithographs with clean modern frames bridges historical interest with contemporary decor styles.

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