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admission-ticket
;
prospectus
Object Type
admission-ticket
prospectus
Museum number
J,8.183-184
Description
J,8.183: Prospectus for a print of 'The Procession of Chaucer's Pilgrims to Canterbury' by Thomas Stothard, to be engraved by William Bromley; a sheet folded to form four pages; dated London, Feb.1807 J,8.184: Ticket to view the picture of 'The Procession of Chaucer's Pilgrims to Canterbury' by Thomas Stothard at 64 Newman Street, London between 2 March and 3 April 1807 Letterpress
Producer name
Printed by:
John McCreery
(J,8.183)
Printed by:
Henry Reynell
(J,8.184)
School/style
British
Production date
1807
Materials
paper
(J,8.183)
pasteboard
(J,8.184)
Technique
letterpress
Dimensions
Height:
270 millimetres
Height:
63 millimetres
Width:
215 millimetres
(J,8.183, when folded)
Width:
92 millimetres
(ticket)
Curator's comments
Loose - located with J,8.163-182.
Location
Not on display
Associated names
Associated with:
Thomas Stothard
Associated with:
William Bromley
Associated with:
Geoffrey Chaucer
Associated places
Associated with:
London
(Newman Street)
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Dorothea, Lady Banks
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Sarah Sophia Banks
Acquisition date
1818
Department
Prints and Drawings
Registration number
J,8.183-184