Thomas Landseer Collection

Monkeys Boxing, from Monkey-ana, April 1828. Creator: Thomas Landseer
Monkeys Boxing, from Monkey-ana, April 1828

Mr T Landseer, ARA (engraving)
1588539 Mr T Landseer, ARA (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr T Landseer, ARA. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 15 February 1868)

The Dog Bill Committee, drawn by T. Landseer, 1844. Creator: Thomas Landseer
The Dog Bill Committee, drawn by T. Landseer, 1844. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V

The Lion-Dog of Malta--The Last of His Tribe, 1844. Creator: Thomas Landseer
The Lion-Dog of Malta--The Last of His Tribe, 1844

Title Page, from Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature, 1827. 1827. Creator: Thomas Landseer
Title Page, from Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature, 1827

Monkey Dandy, from Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature, July 1828. July 1828
Monkey Dandy, from Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature, July 1828

Title Page: Monkey-Ana or Men, in Miniature, December 1, 1827. December 1, 1827
Title Page: Monkey-Ana or Men, in Miniature, December 1, 1827

Thomas Landseer, 1860s. Creator: John & Charles Watkins
Thomas Landseer, 1860s

Nero, a lion from Senegal, now exhibiting in the Tower of London, 1814. Artist
Nero, a lion from Senegal, now exhibiting in the Tower of London, 1814

View of wound in skull after trephination and removal of shattered bone piece at bottom left, 1821
View of wound in skull after trephination and removal of shattered bone piece at bottom left. From Charles Bell The Great Operations of Surgery London, 1821

Monkey Dandy Monkey-ana Men Miniature July 1828
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Title Page Monkey-ana Men Miniature 1827 Etching
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Thomas Landseer (1802-1874): A renowned English artist and engraver, best known for his intricate and detailed etchings. Landseer's works span various subjects, from portraits of animals and humans to satirical illustrations. Notable pieces include his engraving for 'The Dog Bill Committee' in 1844, the etching 'The Lion-Dog of Malta--The Last of His Tribe' in 1844, and his contributions to 'Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature' between 1827 and 1828. Landseer's artistry extended beyond etchings, as seen in his depiction of 'Nero, a lion from Senegal' in 1814 and his anatomical study of a skull in 1821. Throughout his career, Landseer's mastery of the art of etching left a lasting impact on the world of visual arts.