Little Boney Collection
"Little Boney: A Journey Through Hannah Humphrey's Artistic World" Step into the enchanting world of "Little Boney
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"Little Boney: A Journey Through Hannah Humphrey's Artistic World" Step into the enchanting world of "Little Boney, " a collection of captivating artworks published by Hannah Humphrey in the early 19th century. From the comforts of a bed of roses to thrilling bullfights and daring naval expeditions, these hand-coloured etchings transport viewers to a time filled with adventure and intrigue. In "The King of Brobdingnag and Gulliver, " Plate 2d from 1804, we witness the fantastical encounter between two iconic characters. The larger-than-life king towers over Gulliver, showcasing the intricate details that make this artwork truly mesmerizing. Dr Sangrado takes center stage in another masterpiece titled "Curing John Bull of Repletion. " Published in 1803, this hand-coloured etching depicts an eccentric doctor attempting to heal his patient through unconventional methods. The vibrant colors bring life to this satirical scene, leaving us pondering its deeper meaning. "The Spanish Bull Fight" transports us to an adrenaline-filled arena where danger lurks at every turn. This 1808 publication captures the intensity and excitement surrounding this traditional spectacle through meticulous detailing and vivid hues. "Broadbottom Leviathan" showcases British tars towing the Danish Fleet into Harbour as they conquer mighty waters. This awe-inspiring image highlights their strength and determination while paying homage to maritime history. With "Pacific-Overtures, " we embark on a flight from St. Clouds over water towards Charley's unknown destination. Published on April 21st by Hannah Humphrey herself, this artwork invites us to dream beyond our wildest imaginations. In "Armed Heroes, " military appearances take center stage at both St. Stephen's and St. James' Palace. These powerful figures command attention with their regal attire and imposing presence, reminding us of Britain's rich history during times of conflict.