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Sculptor (1799-1872). Clipped signature from an appeal to the Artists' Benevolent Fund. Thomas Phillips, portrait painter (1770-1845), signature is on the same piece of paper. N° de ref. del artículo 549
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1. [ David Roberts et al) Signatures of David Roberts, Charles Eastlake and Henry Moseley (with their current addresses) clipped from document
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Descripción 18.5 x 8.5cm, sl. chipped and stained, but text clear. Signatures of Roberts, C.L. Eastlake and Henry Moseley, adding their addresses in holograph (Eastlake and Roberts both at 7 Fitzroy Square, and Moseley at 52 Upper Charlotte Street), probably clipped from an appeal to the Artists' Benevolent Fund. See Image. Nº de ref. del artículo: 18484
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2. A collection of 19 autographs and signatures of 19th century luminaries, clipped from old letters and documents.
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Descripción Various sizes and papers. Some have postal marks dated in the 1830s. Most are clipped to small pieces of paper on which the identification has been written. The signers include: Lord Morpeth, Earl of Clanricarde, Lord Hardinge, Londonderry, Sir John Pakington, Duke of Newcastle, Lord Brougham, Lord Clarendon, Duke of Argyle, Lord Lyndhurst (Lord Chancellor), Archbishop of York, Lord Cholmondeley, Duke of Norfolk, Ernest Duke of Cumberland (Queen V's uncle), Earl of Orkney, Duke of Richmond. Several are duplicates, nineteen in all. Nº de ref. del artículo: 55806
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3. Signature clipped from a document [with] an engraving of Biddle
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Descripción Engraving measuring approx 8-1/2 x 5 in. RARE SIGNATURE OF PERRY'S PRECURSOR. Commodore James Biddle (1783-1848) made the first attempt to establish formal relations between the United States and Japan in 1846. Biddle, a distinguished naval officer from Philadelphia, and graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, set out from New York with two warships, the U.S.S. Columbus and Vincennes, in June 1845. Having concluded the first treaty between the US and China in early 1846 (establishing an American legation in Canton) they proceeded north along the Chinese coast towards Japan. They arrived in Yedo Bay on July 21, where the warships were stopped by numerous small vessels carrying armed soldiers. Since Biddle was under orders to avoid any moves that might excite hostilities on the part of the Japanese, his ships remained at anchor fifteen miles south of Tokyo. The Japanese supplied provisions as well as gifts, however, Biddle was not allowed to go ashore. After prolonged negotiations he was invited aboard a Japanese vessel to present a letter to a high Japanese official but since they were adamant in their refusal to allow him to land, Biddle felt that he had done all he could and on the 29th of July accepted the Japanese offer of being towed out to sea. Biddle only returned to Philadelphia in 1848 where he died on 1st of October. While this mission under the command of was ultimately unsuccessful, it should be regarded as a necessary precursor to Perry's breakthrough of 1854. Signature mounted onto cream card Engraving measuring approx 8-1/2 x 5 in. Nº de ref. del artículo: 301620
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