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print
Object Type
print
Museum number
1936,0626.2
Title
Object:
Highgate Tunnel
Description
Mail coach passing underneath Highgate Tunnel, a labourer working by the road on the left and two gentlemen walking on the right. c.1830-37 Hand-coloured etching and aquatint
Producer name
Print made by:
George Hunt
After:
James Pollard
Published by:
John Moore
School/style
British
Production date
1830-1837
(c.)
Production place
Published in:
London (England)
Materials
paper
Technique
aquatint
etching
hand-coloured
Dimensions
Height:
445 millimetres
Width:
557 millimetres
$Inscriptions
Curator's comments
The print must date between 1830-37, as the coach bears the Royal cipher "WR".
Bibliographic references
Siltzer 1929 / The story of British sporting prints
(p.217)
Selway 1957 / The Regency Road, the Coaching Prints of James Pollard
(43)
Location
Not on display
Subjects
carriage/coach
Associated places
Topographic representation of:
London
Acquisition name
Donated by:
The Picture Print Society
Acquisition date
1936
Department
Prints and Drawings
Registration number
1936,0626.2