Henry Salt Collection

Map of Abyssinia (Ethiopia), 19th century (map)
6317642 Map of Abyssinia (Ethiopia), 19th century (map); (add.info.: Map of Abyssinia and the Adjacent Districts. From observations taken by British traveller and artist Henry Salt in 1809 and 1810)

Tattooed man of Halmahera (Gilolo), Maluku Islands (Moluccas), and Berilla, an Edjow Galla
FLO4605319 Tattooed man of Halmahera (Gilolo), Maluku Islands (Moluccas), and Berilla, an Edjow Galla, Abyssinia (Caucaso-Ethiopia)

Sandy Bay Valley, St. Helena, n.d. Creator: Daniel Havell
Sandy Bay Valley, St. Helena, n.d

Ancient Excavations at Carli, 1824 (colour aquatint)
1196944 Ancient Excavations at Carli, 1824 (colour aquatint) by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); 48x68 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

A View at Lucknow, 1824 (Colour aquatint)
1196942 A View at Lucknow, 1824 (Colour aquatint) by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); 48x68 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Government House at Mesuril, 19th century
6317485 Government House at Mesuril, 19th century. by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); (add.info.: View of the Government House at Mesuril (Mossuril), Mozambique

Ruins of the Port at Juanpore on the River Goomtee, 1824 (colour aquatint)
1196941 Ruins of the Port at Juanpore on the River Goomtee, 1824 (colour aquatint) by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); 48x68 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Government House, Mozambique, 19th century
6317486 Government House, Mozambique, 19th century. by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); (add.info.: View of Government House on the Island of Mozambique, Mozambique, in the early 19th century)

Pagoda at Ramisseram, 1803 (colour aquatint)
1196945 Pagoda at Ramisseram, 1803 (colour aquatint) by Salt, Henry (1780-1827) (after); 48x68 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Cairo and the Pyramids, early 19th century, (1901). Creator: Unknown
Cairo and the Pyramids, early 19th century, (1901). The city of Cairo in Egypt, with the River Nile and the Pyramids at Gizeh beyond. From " The Life and Deeds of Earl Roberts, Vol. I

View of Government House on the Island of Mozambique, Mozambique, in the early 19th century. After an engraving by Charles Heath from a work by Henry Salt

View of the Government House at Mesuril (Mossuril), Mozambique. After an engraving by Charles Heath from a work by Henry Salt

Map of Abyssinia and the Adjacent Districts. From observations taken by British traveller and artist Henry Salt in 1809 and 1810. Drawn by J. Outhett and engraved by A. Macpherson. Published 1814

Castle of the Sultan of Aden at Lahej, Sultanate of Lahej, in the early 19th century. After an engraving by Charles Heath from a work by Henry Salt

Roode Sand Pass
Hand coloured aquatint View of the Roode Sand Pass near the Cape of Good Hope, drawn by Henry Salt, Engraved by I. Buck, 1809 Date: 1809

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Henry Salt was a renowned artist and explorer who left an indelible mark on the world with his captivating artwork and archaeological discoveries. His keen eye for detail is evident in his stunning creations, such as the Ancient Excavations at Carli, 1824, where he beautifully captured the remnants of a long-lost civilization. In A View at Lucknow, 1824, Salt transports us to the vibrant city of Lucknow through his vivid use of colors in this aquatint masterpiece. The Government House at Mesuril takes us back to the 19th century, showcasing architectural grandeur amidst picturesque surroundings. Salt's talent extends beyond India; he also immortalized Mozambique's Government House in another remarkable piece from the same era. The Mosque at Lucknow mesmerizes with its intricate details and exquisite beauty depicted through color aquatint. The Ruins of the Port at Juanpore on the River Goomtee showcases Salt's ability to capture history frozen in time. Through careful strokes and delicate hues, he brings life to forgotten ruins that whisper tales of bygone eras. Salt's artistic prowess even took him beyond borders as seen in his depictions of Cairo and its iconic Pyramids. In early 19th-century Egypt, he skillfully portrayed Grand Cairo with Daniel Havell while Rawle brought forth The Pyramids at Cairo - both masterpieces that transport viewers into ancient times. Not limited to landscapes alone, Salt also ventured into capturing man-made marvels like Roode Sand Pass and Pagoda at Ramisseram. These works showcase his versatility as an artist who could seamlessly transition between natural wonders and architectural splendors. Through these artworks engraved by Charles Heath based on Henry Salt's original work, we catch glimpses of historical moments frozen forever on canvas or paper. Henry Salt has left an enduring legacy through his artistry that continues to captivate audiences centuries later.