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John Augustus Atkinson (1775-1831/3) was a soft-ground etcher and aquatint engraver of historical subjects, costumes and humorous illustrations. In 1784, he travelled to Russia where his uncle had entered the service of the Empress Catherine. He stayed there until 1801, painting Russian subjects. On his return to to England, he published his Costume books. – Plate size 23,5 x 17 cm; original coloured aquatints. Each plates comes with text.
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Reference: The Antique Collectors’ Club: Ian Mackenzie: British Prints, Suffolk, 1998.

Herald	Lord-Mayor	Knight of the Garter	Peer in his Robes

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Speaker of the House of Commons	Baron	Alderman	Private of Life Guard

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Officer of Horse artillery	Beadle of the Church	Grenadier of the 1st Regiment of Guards	Private of the 42nd Regiment

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Hussar	Yeoman of the Guard	Rifleman	General

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Admiral	Dragoon	Serjeant Trumpeter

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Also all efforts have been undertaken to ensure an uniform look of the prints, differences in paper colour may occur, due to the prints' different editions, handling, provenance and/or sources.

Foxing which is a reddish-brown paper discolouration due to inexpertly storage may occur but only marginally, not affecting the image.

Off-set occurs when text from the following page shines through. Again, only prints with very slight discolouration are shown.

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