Satirical print, late 1830s, of the young Queen Victoria shying away from a crowd of people offering invitations to visit, including one from Nootka Sound

Probably after John Doyle 1797-1868, who normally signed his work as HB

Published by London: Fores. Probably after John Doyle [late 1830s]

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Satirical print, late 1830s, of the young Queen Victoria shying away from a crowd of people offering invitations to visit, including one from Nootka Sound , at the top left hand corner, a rare early appearance of British Columbia in satirical prints, before the creation of the province, Queen Victoria replying: Good People, pray have patience, I intend to pay you all a visit, in time! . London: Fores. Probably after John Doyle 1797-1868, who normally signed his work as HB, the Irish artist working in London, grandfather of Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes. 30x44 cms on album page. Seller Inventory # soasejk47

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Title: Satirical print, late 1830s, of the young ...

Publisher: London: Fores. Probably after John Doyle [late 1830s]

Binding: No Binding

Condition: Good

Edition: 1st Edition