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C1882
Assault-at-arms at St. James’s Hall, conducted by the London Athletic Club.
Artist:
Alfred Chantrey Corbould (1852 - 1920)
 C19th engraving a fencing match. 1. Corporal-Trumpeter Golding with the Bugle captured at Kassassin. 2 and 3. Regimental Corporal-Major Grieves and Corporal Saunders. 4. Behind the scenes: Looking at the Kassassin Lions. 5. MacPherson and Purve’s Box of Tools. From … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
Assault-at-arms at St. James’s Hall, conducted by the London Athletic Club.
Date:
C1882
Artist:
Alfred Chantrey Corbould (1852 - 1920)
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Engraving.
Image Size:
230mm
x 147mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1882
Description:
 C19th engraving a fencing match.
1. Corporal-Trumpeter Golding with the Bugle captured at Kassassin.
2 and 3. Regimental Corporal-Major Grieves and Corporal Saunders.
4. Behind the scenes: Looking at the Kassassin Lions.
5. MacPherson and Purve’s Box of Tools.
From the original edition of the Illustrated London News.
Biography:
Alfred Chantrey Corbould (1852-1920)
Book and magazine illustrator; born in London, a member of the large Corbould family of painters. Studied with his maternal uncle Charles Keene; from 1871 contributed to Punch, specializing in fox-hunting scenes; exhibited RA 1879–87; also contributed to the Graphic and was sent to illustrate the Russo-Turkish war 1877.
He was a member of Royal Society of British Artists from 1893.
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