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Richard Caton Woodville
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Colonial Illustration
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- Richard Caton Woodville
- Colonial Illustration
- Detailed Illustration
- British Army Art
- “Line Drawing Art”
- Native Figure Art
- Vintage Print Art
- Woodville Artwork
- “19Th Century Art”
- Vancouver Island Engravin
- Jungle Scene Artwork
- Engraved Artwork”
- Vines & Foliage
- 19Th Century Art
- 1811 Historical Scene
- “Victorian Era Art”
- Sir George Simpson
- Historical Prints
- Black And White Art
- Engraving Print
- Indigenous Peoples Art
- Military Artwork
- “Native American Art”
- Rifle Engraving”
- “Historical Portrait”
- Monochrome Drawing
Explore Richard Caton de Woodville’s ‘The March To Coomassie,’ a dramatic monochrome illustration of colonial military life. Engraved detail & historical context – a captivating piece for art collectors.
Black & white engraving by Richard Caton Woodville depicting Sir George Simpson’s 1811 meeting in Vancouver Island. Dynamic composition, colonial themes, meticulous line work – a historical masterpiece.