Catalogue of the Collection of Pictures and Drawings, the Property of the Trestees of William Angerstein, Esq. ...: Pictures & Drawings From the Mary (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149905012)

This meticulously compiled catalogue details the esteemed collection of pictures and drawings belonging to the Trustees of William Angerstein, Esq. Published in 1897, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the artwork, offering invaluable insights into the tastes and collecting habits of the late 19th century.

In addition to the Angerstein collection, the catalogue includes pictures and drawings from the Mary Ractcliff Chambers' Trust, formerly part of the collection of Abraham Henry Chambers, Esq. This amalgamation of collections offers a rich tapestry of artistic styles and subjects, reflecting the diverse interests of prominent figures in the art world. Researchers and art enthusiasts will find this catalogue an indispensable resource for understanding the provenance and historical significance of these works.

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