Portrait by the Russian silhouettist, A. Rozen. Signed and dated 1796.
Signed portrait by Rayner, 1808.
Silhouette mounted as a ring. It is shown twice the natural size.
These portraits are in the possession of Madame Nossof, Moscow.]
[Illustration: LIX.
Signed portrait on glass, by Hübner, dated 1797.
Signed portrait of an Officer, by Pahly.
In the possession of Madame Nossof, Moscow.
Machine for drawing silhouettes life size.
Portrait of GEORGE III. In the possession of Lady Sackville, Knole.]
[Illustration: LX.
ROBERT BURNS.
Given by the poet to his friend, J. Cotterall.
WASHINGTON.
Two silhouettes by August Edouart.
The portraits on this page are in the possession of Francis Wellesley,
Esq.]
[Illustration: LXI.
MARIE ANTOINETTE.
DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE.
MRS. HOPE.
MRS. GRAY.
The portraits on this page are in the possession of Francis Wellesley,
Esq.]
[Illustration: LXII.
Silhouette drawings in Indian ink, by Princess Elizabeth, daughter of
George III. They were given by the Princess to Lady Bankes, at Windsor,
August 27th, 1811, and are now in the possession of Lady Dorothy Nevill.]
[Illustration: LXIII.
KINGSLEY FAMILY.
In the possession of Francis Wellesley, Esq.
Silhouette of the eighteenth century, painted on card.
In the possession of Mr. Desmond Coke.
KINGSLEY FAMILY.
In the possession of Francis Wellesley, Esq.
CUPID.
Cut silhouette. In the possession of Mr. Desmond Coke.]
[Illustration: LXIV.
Blue Morocco bound volume with silver clasp, in which is preserved the
silhouette work of Princess Elizabeth. Now owned by Lady Dorothy Nevill.
Group of volumes, containing 5,579 English portraits taken from 1825 to
1839, and 3,625 American portraits taken from 1839 to 1845, by August
Edouart, who used them for exhibition purposes, and also as records, as a
photographer keeps his negatives.]
[Illustration: LXV.
Ann
Thos Deverell
Caroline
Susan
Elizabeth
Hester
WILLIAM JORDEN 1783
Portraits of the Deverell family, painted by Jorden on glass. Formerly in
the Montague Guest collection, now in the possession of the Author.]
[Illustration: LXVI.
Portrait painted on convex glass, so that the shadow picture is seen on
the flat card behind.
Shadow portrait of a lady delicately painted on glass. The tortoiseshell
comb and gold ear-ring are in colour.
Shadow picture painted on convex glass.
All the portraits on this page are in the possession of the Author.]
[Illustration: LXVII.
Saucer with blue fish-mark, with _x_ in gold. Portrait of Danté.
Basin and cover in white china with gold ornaments and black silhouette
portraits.
Tea-cup of Fürstenberg china, in white and gold, with black silhouette
portrait, 3 inches high. In the possession of the Author.
Tea-cup with gold floral ornament and black silhouette.
Coffee-cup with gold and coloured garlands, black silhouette.
This porcelain, with the exception stated, is at Knole.]
[Illustration: LXVIII.
MEMBERS OF THE BINNS FAMILY.
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