Absolute Tuesdays: Hindoostan Illustrated> Artwork Details > FOUR COLOUR AQUATINTS BY CHARLES GOLD by Charles Gold

FOUR COLOUR AQUATINTS BY CHARLES GOLD

Absolute Tuesdays: Hindoostan Illustrated> Artwork Details > FOUR COLOUR AQUATINTS BY CHARLES GOLD by Charles Gold

FOUR COLOUR AQUATINTS BY CHARLES GOLD

Absolute Tuesdays: Hindoostan Illustrated> Artwork Details > 6 HAND COLOURED PRINTS FROM CHARLES GOLD`S "ORIENTAL DRAWINGS" by Charles Gold

6 HAND COLOURED PRINTS FROM CHARLES GOLD`S "ORIENTAL DRAWINGS

Visions of India> Artwork Details > A Set of Two Prints from Oriental Drawings by Charles Gold

Captain Charles Gold (d 1842) became a gentlemen cadet in the Royal Artillery in 1776 and became Colonel in 1825. "Oriental Drawings" is a series ...that Gold allowed "none to pass his quarter without an invitation to walk in which they always accepted and most readily permitted him to draw

Antiquarian Books: In Pursuit of the Picturesque> Artwork Details > Oriental Drawings: Sketched between the Years 1791 and 1798 [Presentation Copy] by Charles Gold

in the Laul Baug THIS IS A PRESENTATION COPY BY THE AUTHOR Charles Gold's Splendid Oriental Drawings with 49 richly coloured aquatints of India. Gold's ...produced from sketches made by Captain Charles Gold between 1791 and 1798 while he was serving in military campaigns against Tipu Sultan ruler

Poems in Print: People and Places of India> Artwork Details > A Set of Six Prints from Oriental Drawings by Charles Gold

Captain Charles Gold (d 1842) became a gentlemen cadet in the Royal Artillery in 1776 and became Colonel in 1825. "Oriental Drawings" is a series ... The prints in this lot are most likely a part of these series of images. Archer in his "The Connoisseur" reported that Gold allowed "none to pass his