Penamacor, 1811

N,,o 12 / PENA MACOR, an ancient Fortress on the Frontier of PORTUGAL. / Portuguese Troops on the march to Castello Branco, 18.th March, 1811

Thomas Staunton St Clair (1785-1847) (artist) [bottom left, below edge of view:] Major T. S.^t Clair pinx.^t

Charles Turner (1774-1857) (engraver and publisher) [bottom right, below edge of view:] C. Turner Sculp.

Josiah Boydell (18 January 1752-27 March 1817) (publisher)

John Booth (active 1794-1840) (publisher)

Colnaghi & Co (c.1785-1911) (publisher)

Anthony Molteno (active 1783-1830) (publisher) [bottom centre, below title:] London, Published Nov. 1. 1814, by C. Turner, 50, Warren Str, Fitzroy Sq.^r, Mess.^rs Colnaghi, Cock spur Street; M.^r Molteno, Pall Mall; Mess.^rs Boydell, Cheapside; & M.^r Booth, Duke Street, Portland Chapel.

Watermark: None

Condition: no fold lines

34.1 x 51.1 cm (neatline)

37.1 x 51.1 cm (image)

41.4 x 57.9 cm (platemark)

44.0 x 60.6 cm (sheet)

Printed title:

N,,^o 12 / PENA MACOR, an ancient Fortress on the Frontier of PORTUGAL. / Portuguese Troops on the march to Castello Branco, 18.^th March, 1811. [bottom centre, below view]

Annotations:

(Recto) [bottom left, in Evelyn Heaton-Smith's hand, black pencil:] G.3 [and] XV-155-m. (Verso) [top right, black pencil:] 38; [bottom right, black pencil:] 21/; [centre, black pencil:] 1811-38.

George III catalogue entry:

Spain Twelve Views of the principal occurences of the Campaigns of 1810 and 1811 in Spain and Portugal: by Major T. S.^t Clair, engraved by C. Turner, 1812-15.