...watching with some curiosity, as I am, the progress of the description of " Morell's Book-plate." " Some time since a gentleman sent his box to a •working...conversant with all matters of art. It was suggested by this gentleman that a few impressions of the subject should be taken off, as he knew a great Hogarthian...

...watching with some curiosity, as I am, the progress of the description of " Morell's Book-plate." " Some time since a gentleman sent his box to a •working...and he mentioned the circumstance to a neighbour, whoui he knew to be thoroughly conversant with all matters of art. It was suggested by this gentleman...

...verb. It was in use in England in the time of Queen Elizabeth. PRINT FROM AN ENGRAVING- BY HOGARTH. Some time since a gentleman sent his box to a working...attention, and he mentioned the circumstance to a neighbor, whom he knew to be thoroughly conversant with all matters of art. It was suggested by this...

...silver, plain in its shape, but ornamented on the top with a group of figures, somewhat after the mauner of Watteau, engraved upon the plate. Upon removing...attention, and he mentioned the circumstance to a ncighbor, whom he knew to be thoroughly conversant with all matters of art. It was suggested by this...

...HOGARTH. border, it was found necessary to take the upper part of the box entirely to pieces ; and while minutely inspecting the landscape and figures,...concealed by its frame, the name of William Hogarth." Upon the suggestion of a collector of works of art, some twenty impressions were taken on India paper,...

...Watteau, engraven upon the plate. Upon removing the border, it was found necessary to take the other part of the box entirely to pieces. While minutely inspecting the landscape of figures, the artisan perceived, at the very edge of the plate, which had been hitherto concealed...