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the British Museum, these records of English artists and engravers materiallysupplement a very important branch of the national collections.

We conclude our notice with a list of the names of the artists and engraverswhose works will he found in this portion of the collection :—

Allen.

Hardy.

Radclyffe.

Armitage.

Heath.

Ranson.

Brandard.

Higham.

Reynolds.

Browne.

Jeavons.

Rolls.

Burnet.

Lane.

Scriven.

Cooke.

Le Keux.

Shenton.

Cousins.

Lewis.

Sherlock.

Doo.

Lupton.

Smith.

Earlom.

Miller.

Stow.

Engleheart.

Pether.

Tomkins.

Finden.

Phelps.

Turner.

Finlayson.

Phillips.

Wallis.

Fisher.

Postlethwaite.

Watt.

Goodall.

Eye.

Willmore.

Graves.

BOUND VOLUMES OF PRINTS.

1. Three volumes containing a set of proof impressions of Houbraken’sportraits; both those illustrating Dr. Birch’s lives, as well as the foreign series.

2. C. P. Marillier. A set of proofs from the head and tail pieces, designed bythe artist, for the Fables de Dorat, printed on blank sheets of paper, and bound inthree volumes 8vo.

3. Nova Alphati (sic) Effictio. A brilliant set of ornamental letters of thealphabet, engraved by Theodore de Bry. These letters have been published, ona reduced scale, in Portefeuille Historique de l’Ornement (Paris, 1861). Redmorocco, by Bedford.

4. Balletti d’invenzione nella finta Pazza, di Giovanbatta (sic) Balbi. A seriesof nineteen curious etchings, by Valerio Spada, illustrating grotesque dances.Oblong 8vo. Paris. Citron morocco.

5. Viaggio da Venetia a Constantinopoli. A set of seventy-seven plates ;proofs before the text, by Giacomo Franco, with Title, by Sadeler. Folio.Venice. Olive morocco, by Bedford.

6. A series of twenty-two plates, by Giacomo Franco, representing Venetiancostumes, pageants, and processions. Folio. Brown calf.

7. Vedute et prospettive di luoghi dishabitati di Roma. Fifty-three etchings,by Giovanni Battista Mercati. Old red morocco, with arms on the sides.

8. Effigies, nomina, et cognomina, S.D.N. Innocenti XI. et RR. DD. S.R.E.Card, nunc viventium. A set of sixty-nine portraits of the Pope and Cardinals,engraved by Alb. Clouet, Joseph Testana, Jac. Blondeau, Bern. Baliu, Tibo, andArnold van Westerhout. Published at Rome, by J. J. de Rubeis. Folio. Redmorocco, with the arms of Prince Eugene of Savoy.

9. The Life of Christ, by Jean Luyken; small compositions, in eighteen.sheets, with blank spaces left for subjects not represented.

10. Fables de la Motte. A series of sixty-eight etchings, by Claude Gillot.Proofs before letters. Gld red morocco.