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ABBOT, G.L, artist. Fl. 1842. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 88.

ABBOT, John White, artist. Born: 1763, Exeter. Died: 1851. Pupil of Francis Towne, became apothecary and surgeon. Travelled to Scotland and Lake District but produced many paintings of Exeter area. Married Elizabeth Bowling of Pembroke 1795. Inherited Uncle James White's estate at Fordlands, near Exeter and retired to become a country gentleman, opening his grounds to walking parties from Exeter. Sources: Le Messurier. Imprints: Somers Cocks: S.88.

ACKERMANN, Rudolph, printseller and publisher, 96, Strand 1795-96; 101, Strand 1796-1827; 96, Strand 1827-1857; 106, Strand 1858-1859. Trading: as Rudolph Ackermann 1795-1829; as Ackermann and Co. 1829-1859. Born: 20 Apr. 1764, Stolberg, Saxony; Died: 30 Mar. 1834, Finchley. Premises known as 'The Repository of Arts', also the title of a periodical he published 1809-28. Published many fine illustrated volumes. Pioneered lithography in this country. Published Poetical magazine 1809-11 and a small amount of music. Publ. works of Samuel Prout. Took out patents 2491 of 1801 and 4212 of 1818 relating to waterproofing and axles respectively. Transferred business to three younger Ackermann sons and Walton his principal assistant 1829. Eldest son Rudolph junior d. 1868, printseller, ran Eclipse Sporting Gallery at 191, Regent Street from 1825. This branch survives in 1973 as Arthur Ackermann and Son at 3, Old Bond Street. Sources: DNB; Timperley, 848, 866; Humphries and Smith.
Imprints: Abbey: 1796: AL87; 1798: AL62, 1798-99 AL379; 1799: AL232, 397, 461; 1800: AL63, 249, 270 AS27, 185. Tooley: 1798-99: 416; 1799: 409, 420; BM Satires: 1799-1800. Somers Cocks sources: S.46, S.49, S.55, S.56, S.67.

ACLAND, Sir T., artist. Imprints: S.88

ADAMS and ADLARD. Print publishers. Torquay. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks): c1855: 3094.

ADLARD, Henry. Landscape and figure engraver. London: 27 Windsor terrace, City Road, 1823; 3 Castle St. 1829; 42 Hatton Garden 1832-65. Fl. 1828-68. More than 120 plates by him are known, the earliest dating from June 1829 for S.W.Ireland's England's topographer. Sources: directories; Engen. Imprints: S.108

ALEXANDER, William, artist. Born: 10 Apr 1767, Maidstone, son of Harry, coachmaker. Died: 23 July 1818 of a brain fever at the house of his uncle at Rocky Hill, near Maidstone, Kent. Studied with William Parr of Fountain Court, Strand 1782, later Julius Ibbetson, landscape painter. Student at Royal Academy 1784. Junior draughtsman with Lord Macartney's embassy to China 1792. Professor of drawing at Military College, Great Marlow, 1802-08. First keeper of prints and drawings in the British Museum 1808. Published several volumes of engravings, including Views of headlands, islands ... made during his voyage to China 1798, The costume of China 1805. "... a man of mild and unassuming manners". Possessed a large collection of prints and drawings. Sources: DNB; Gentleman's magazine, Sep 1816 p. 279-80, Oct. 1816 p. 369-71 (Memoir).

ALKEN, Samuel, engraver, printseller, publisher, 3, Dufours Court, Carnaby Market 1780; 3, Dufours Place, Soho 1785; 2, Francis Street, Bedford Square 1796-1811. Active in London 1780-98+ mainly producing etchings and aquatints for topographical works. Exhibited at the Royal Academy 1780. Also a drawing master. Sources: Thieme and Becker; Graves. Imprints: Abbey: 1788: AT213; 1790: AS54; 1794: AL90, 132, AS513; 1795: AS184; 1795-96: AS453; 1796: AS206, AT677; 1797: AS25; 1798: AS515. Tooley: 1794: 462. BM Satires 1784-93. Somers Cocks: S.20.

ALLEN, James Baylis, landscape and historical engraver. London: 10 Upper Islington Terrace 1832. Born: 18 Apr 1803, Birmingham. Died: 11 Jan 1876, Camden Town. Apprenticed to elder brother Josiah c.1818. Went to Barber's school for drawing 1821. Entered Finden's studio in London 1824 and later worked for Charles Heath, Robert Wallis and the Bank of England. Earliest steel work for England's topographer 1829. Engraved many works for tourist books of Europe and 18 plates for the Art journal. Sources: Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.102, S.133; individual prints:

ALLEN, James C., architectural and landscape engraver. Fl. 1821-33. Apprenticed to William Bernard Cooke for whom he later worked. Twelve engravings after various artists in Watering places ..., 1833. An eccentric individual affected with bad health, he died in middle age. Sources: DNB; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks:

ALLOM, Thomas, artist and architect. Born: 1804. Died: 1872. Produced drawings for a series of illustrated works on Cumberland and Westmorland, Scotland, Constantinpole and elsewhere. Exhibited at Royal Academy. Sources: DNB; Mallalieu. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

André, J., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.71

ANGEL, Owen. Engraver, lithographer, printer, stationer,photographer. Exeter: Paris Street 1842; Queen Street 1843d-44; 36, High Street 1844-47; 94, Fore Street 1847-1851; 92, Fore Street 1853-55; 5, High Street 1855; 2, Bampfylde Street 1856; 11, High Street 1866-1873+. Born: 1820/1, Totnes. Married: Mary A, born Souton EFP 27/7/1843 2f. Children: born Exeter 1844-49, sons died EFP 5/1/1854 8f, 2/2/1854 8f, daughter died 20/6/1883 5f. Apprentice: George Palmer 1851. Moved from Paris Street EFP 13/10/1842 2b. Moved from Queen Street to 36, High Street EFP 3/10/1844 3f, moved to 94, Fore Street EFP 16/12/1847 3g. Adverts EFP 26/3/1846 3a, 22/7/1847 2f, 13/1/1848 2f. Employed 3 men, 6 apprentices (including George Palmer) 1851. Advert 4/1/1855 4d. Moved from 92, Fore Street to 5, High Street EFP 7/6/1855 4f. Advert EFP 22/11/1855 4f. Ran West of England Photographic Institute 1855-56. Advert for Institute EFP 26/6/1856. Adverts EFP 1/1/1857 5b, 7/1/1858 8b, 4/2/1858 4de. Enlarging premises EFP 13/1/1859 4d. Extra glass room EFP 24/4/1859 8b. Awarded prize by Birmingham Photographic Society EFP 9/10/1861 5c. Advert EFP 8/1/1862 4d. Public apology from William Seaward for insults EFP 3/2/1864 1f. Adverts EFP 3/1/1866 4a, 2/1/1867 4e. Report on activities EFP 20/11/1867 5d. Adverts EFP 1/1/1868 4d, 20/1/1869 4d. New landscape photographs EFP 25/5/1870 5c. Adverts EFP 3/1/1872 4a, 1/1/1873 4b, 3/1/1877 4e. Won prize EFP 12/12/1877 8d. Advert EFP 2/1/1878 4f. Electd to Exeter Board of Guardians EFP 18/8/1880 5e. Opened art gallery EFP 10/2/1884. Advert EFP 7/1/1885 4f. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.186, single prints

ANGUS, William, engraver, Goswell Road 1799; 14, Gwynn's Buildings, Islington 1805. Born: 1752. Died: 12 Oct. 1821. Pupil of William Walker. Engravings for European Magazine and landscapes and buildings for topographical works both from his own drawings and those of Stothard, Paul Sandby, Edward Dayes, George Samuel etc. Sources: Thieme and Becker. Imprints: Abbey: 1786: AL386; Somers Cocks sources: S.34, individual prints:

APPLETON, Edward, architect and artist.

ARCH, J.& A., publishers. London: 1823-27. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.70, S. 82, S.88.

ARDLEY, D.

ARMYTAGE, James Charles, landscape, figure and historical engraver. Born: 1802. Died: 28 Apr 1897. One of most prolific engravers of his time, responsible for more than 200 plates, much of his early work for the publisher Virtue. First notable work T.H.Shepherd's London and its environs 1829-31. Most noted series of engravings for vols 3-5 of Ruskin's Modern painters. 42 engravings in Art journal 1847-90. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.133, individual prints:

ARSCOTT, T.R., engraver. Fl. c1855.

ASHLEY, Alfred, landscape etcher and engraver. Fl. 1830-1850. Published The art of engraving 1849. Also etched music titles e.g. "Woodman, spare that tree". Sources: Engen. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.188, individual prints:

ASHWORTH, Edward, architect and artist. Born: 1814, Colleton, near Chulmleigh. Died: after 1883. Active in New Zealand and Hong King 1842-46. Rebuilt many churches in Devon. Original drawings held in Westcountry Studies Library, Exeter. Sources: Pycroft. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.225
Westcountry Studies Library holdings include images of Bristol, Roche, Callington, Exeter, Taunton, Anglesey, Torquay, Lympstone, Teignmouth, Twickenham, Ashbrittle, Silverton, South Tawton, Durston, East Coker, Chewton Mendip, Cheddon Fitzpaine, Maker, Tiverton, Talaton, Yarcombe, Sheepstor, Membury, Marytavy, Axminster, Brampford Speke, Oakford, North Bovey, Okehampton, Ottery St. Mary, High Bray, Newton Abbot, Arlington, Barnstaple, Bickleigh, Bideford, Broadclyst, Buckland Monachorum, Plymouth, Crediton, Lydford, Marystow, Dartmoor,Yeoford, Buckland in the Moor, Bicton, Pilton, Swimbridge, Whitchurch, Hemyock, Chagford, North Molton, Landcross, Chulmleigh, Shute, Colebrooke, Yarty, Hinton Charterhouse, Launcells, Widecombe in the Moor, Weare Giffard, Saint Austell, Walkhampton, Upottery, Seaton, Ashburton, Gidleigh, Topsham, Tawstock, Stowford, Sidbury, Sampford Peverell, Rewe, Moretonhampstead, Marldon, Manaton, Ivybridge, Ilsington, Holne, Haccombe, Goodleigh, Dawlish, Cullompton, Colyton, Coleridge, Churston Ferrers, Chardstock, Brent Tor, Bishops Nympton, Atherington, Ide, East Anstey, Colaton Raleigh, Cockington, Brixham, Bridestowe, Belstone.

B.Y., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.220

BACKSHELL, W., engraver. Fl. c.1830

BADESLADE, T., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.225, individual prints: 2075

BAGGS, C.R., lithographer. Fl. c.1848.

BAILY, engraver. Fl. c.1812

BAILY, J., engraver, London? 1798. Flourished at end of 18th century. Produced aquatints of views and landscapes, also subjects after Morland. Sources: Thieme and Becker. Imprints: Abbey: 1798: AS5; Somers Cocks sources: S.220

BAKER, J., artist, Ottery St. Mary 1840, presumably the printer and land surveyor at Cornhill 1850-1852; Paternoster Row 1856, [no address] 1862. Printed form for admission of pauper lunatic patient used 1845. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.140

BAKER, William. Printer, bookseller, circulating library. stationer. Budleigh Salterton: 1840-1856. Died: EFP 3/6/1874 8d. Registered press 27/1/1842 (DRO Q/S 68). Tea agent EFP 11/1/1849 1f.

BAMPFYLDE, Coplestone Warre, landscape painter. Died: 1791. Exhibited at Society of Artists, Free Society of Artists and Royal Academy 1763-83. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.4.

BANFIELD, John. bookseller, stationer, printer, circulating library. Ilfracombe: 1823-1844; High Street 1850-1855; 9, High Street 1856. Married: wife died EFP 2/2/1870 5f. Registered press 30/3/1820 (DRO Q/S 52, 69). Newspaper agent EFP 31/5/1832 3d. House agent 1844d-1852d. Stamp office 1844d. Tea agent EFP 11/1/1849 1f. Leading north Devon publisher of illustrated books in period 1830-60. Published lithographs and engraved vignettes of Ilfracombe, Lynton &c. Started Banfield's arrival list q.v. c1856. Sources: Somers Cocks p.6; directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: 1830: Williams; Somers Cocks sources: S.115, S.127, S.137, S.144,

BANKS, G. Engraver. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.108, individual prints:

BARBER, Thomas, landscape engraver. Fl. 1818-1846. Earliest work includes J.P.Neale's Views of the seats of noblemen 1818-24. Started steel engraving in 1827. Later works include Barber's picturesque illustrations of the Isle of Wight for which he drew and engraved many of the plates. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.52, S.102

BARENGER, M.S., engraver. Fl. 1819

BARNARD, George, artist. London: 20 Howland Street 1837-39; 85 Great Portland Street 1844-48; 32 Howland Street 1852-54; 37 Upper Charlotte Street 1856-59; 8 Harrington Street 1864-73; 8 Harrington Square, Camden Town 1884; 1 Harrington Square 1885. Died: c.1890. Landscape artist, exhibited Royal Academy 1837-73, chiefly alpine scenery, but including view of Beer head, 1873. Also exhibited British Institution and Suffolk Street. Appointed professor of drawing at Rugby School 1870. Sources: Mallalieu; Thieme & Becker; Year's art.

Barnett, J. engraver. Fl. 1823.

BARTLETT, William Henry, artist. Born: 1809. Died: 1854. Topographical draughtsman. Employed by John Britton to make sketches in England for architectural publications. Also visited Europe, the East and America and published illustrated topograpical works. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks series: S.103, S.107 (art)

BASIRE, James II, engraver. London: Queen Street, Lincolns Inn Fields 1792-96; 7, Quality Court, Chancery Lane 1802-1823. Born: 12 Nov. 1769, eldest son of James I by 2nd wife. Died: 13 May 1822 Chigwell Wells. Livery Sta. Colby 1792. Succ. father as engr. to Society of Antiquaries and Royal Society. Engr. plates for Cathedrals publ. by Society of Antiquaries from drawings by John Carter. Married Mary Cox I May 1795. Son James III engraver 1796-1869: 7, Quality Court, Chancery Lane 1822-40; 4, Red Lion Square 1845; 7, Princes Street, Holborn 1855-65. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Nichols iii 717-18, (port.) ix frontis; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.58

BASTIN, J., engraver. Fl. 1850. Imprints: Somers Cocks series: S179

BAYLY/BAILEY, Thomas. Lithographic printer, Exeter: 9, Verney Place 1828d-1830d. Advert EFP 2/8/1827 4e. The second edition of Guide to the picturesque scenery and antiquities of Devonshire printed by W.C.Pollard in 1827 has the statement: In consequence of the new lithographic establishment of Mr. Bayley, in Exeter, six drawings have been added. Sources: Somers Cocks p.6. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.77, S.94

Baynes, T.M. Artist and engraver. London: 41, Burton Street, Burton Crescent 1845. Sources: directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

BECK, G., artist & engraver. Fl. 1785-1810.Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.281

BENNER, J., artist. Fl. 1809. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34

BENNETT, John. Printer, publisher. Plymouth: York Buildings, New Town 1819; Library Lane, back of 5, Cornwall Street 1823. Registered press 6/3/1823 (DRO Q/S 52, 69). Imprints: 1819: Goodwin, Thomas; single prints (Somers Cocks): c1800: 1910.

BENNETT, W.J., engraver. Fl. c.1810.

Benoist, Ph., lithographer. Fl. 1830. Poss. related to Antoine Benoist, engraver, 1721-1770. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 117

BENTLEY, Joseph Clayton, landscape engraver and printer. Born: 1809, Bradford, Yorks. Died: 9 Oct 1851, Sydenham. Came to London in 1832 as pupil of Robert Brandard. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

BESLEY, Henry. Printer, bookseller, bookbinder. Exeter: 76, Bell Hill, South street 1825-1875; 89, South Street 1876-1886. Trading as T. Besley and Son 1825-1828; as Thomas and Henry Besley 1828-1834; as Henry Besley 1834-1872; as Henry Besley and Son 1873-1886. Born: 1800, Bap. 15/6 Holy Trinity, Exeter, son of Thomas, printer of Exeter. Married: Caroline Lifton of Exmouth 2/4/1834, Littleham EFP 3/4/1834 2e, child Henry John bap. 8/3/1835; married Redelpha (born Cambridge 1820/21) children born 1847/8, 1839/40 incl. Robert Henry alive 1886. Died: 18/7/1886, Exeter, inquest 19/7, buried 21/7, St. Mary Major. Not freeman of Exeter. Taken into partnership by father Thomas I 1825d. Business transferred to him 9/5/1834 EFP 15/5/1834 2c. Continued publication of directories, route books 1844-77, hand books 1846-74. Published series of vignettes, largely engraved after George Townsend (1813-94) until 1860s when succeeded by J.W.Tucker and then by S.R.Ridgway, larger series 1848-71 and smaller series 1853-75 which was numbered, Cornwall prints from 1 to 99 and the Devon ones from 100. They were issued in booklets or used to illustrate guidebooks. Employed two men and two apprentices, housemaid and nurse 1851. Published diocesan directories in 1880's. Trial for infringement of sheet almanacks Besley v. Carlyon 1854. Advert for Route book of Devon EFP 2/7/1846 4a. Premises described as Directory Office 1835d. Sources: Somers Cocks pp.9-10; Census 1851 RG9/1868/338b; Peeps at Exeter.Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.134A.

BICKHAM, print publisher. Fl. 1794

BIDLAKE, Revd.,. Artist. Perhaps to be identified with Bidlake, John Born: 1755. Died: 1814. minister at East Stonehouse, Chaplain to Prince Regent and Duke of Clarence. Published religious and poetical works. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.220

BIELFELD, Henry, artist and engraver. London: 13, Rathbone Place 1837-48. Born in or near Exeter, and moved to London. Can probably be identified with the child who was christened on 7 Oct 1802 at the Bow Meeting or Georges Meeting House, Exeter. The parents are named as Dederic and Susanna. He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1837 and 1848. He wrote A guide to painting on glass, published by G.Rowney and Co. in 1855. By 1881 he had retired to Withycombe Raleigh, according to the 1881 census, which also lists his wife Emma, a stepson Edwin T. Paine and also a niece, Emma Wake. Watercolour in private collection: Exmouth Sunday 16th Augt 1874. Sources: directories; Graves.

BINGLEY, James, London: 80, Featherstone Street, City Road 1840 (J.Bingley). Sources: directories; Hunnisett. Imprints: Only known for the following imprint by Hunnisett: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

BIRCH, William, engraver and enamel painter. London 1791. Born: 1755. Died:1834. Received Society of Arts medal 1785. Practised in Philadelphia after 1794. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.18

BIRD, I, artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: 897

BIRRELL, Andrew, engraver, London: Rosamond Street, Spa Fields 1794. Sources: directories; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.19, S.34

BLACKAMORE, M. Artist & print publisher. Plymouth 1782. Imprints: Single prints (Somers Cocks): 1782: 2051-2.

BLACKWELL, Frederick and Thomas. Printers, booksellers, printsellers, artists' colourmen, carvers and gilders, stationers, fancy repository. 59, Union Street, Stonehouse 1840d-1856d. Imprints: Single prints (Somers Cocks): c1852: 1376.

BLOXSOME, Mrs. E, artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: 3043, 3044

BLUCK, J., engraver, at Mr. Atkins, 2, Francis Street East, Bedford Square 1791; 56, London Street, Tottenham Court Road 1793-95; near St. James's Chapel, Hampstead Road 1796-98; 19, Greek Street, Soho 1799-1819; Mansfield Place, Kentish Town 1805H. Produced aquatint plates for various publishers including Ackermann. Latest imprint 1831. Exhibited at the Royal Academy 1791-1819. Sources: Thieme and Becker; Graves. Imprint(s): Abbey: 1795: AS514; 1800: AS185; Somers Cocks:

BOND, H. W. (or W. H.), engraver. London: 87, Newman Street 1832-36 (William Bond). Flourished 1827-49. Contributed plates to J.Elmes's Metropolitan improvements 1828-9. Possibly related to William Bond, governor of the Society of Engravers 1803. The imitials W.H. are probably due to an error by the writing engravers. Sources: Hunnisett: directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.102, S.107.

BONNOR, S., engraver and artist. Fl. 1793

BONNOR, Thomas, copper plate engraver and artist, Mill Hill, Hendon before 1781; Bedford Street, Covent Garden before 1781; 7, John Street, Pentonville 1802H-1805H. Born: in Gloucestershire; Died: before 1812. Fl. 1763-1807. Topographical draughtsman. Prisoner in King's Bench, Surrey, applied to take benefit of Insolvent Debtors' Relief Act, London Gazette 20/4 Nov. 1781. Engraved plates for several county histories 1781-1806 and for editions of various novelists. Awarded premium by Soc. Of Arts 1763. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.24, S.34, S.85.

BOULTON, Mrs., artist, lithographer. Fl. 1831. The wife of Dr Anthony Boulton (1789-1864) usher of Blundell's School, Tiverton from 1827 to 1844. Imprints: Somers Cocks series: S.119 individual prints: 2960

BOWDLER, Mrs H.M.. Fl. 1830

BOWDEN, Thomas. Printer, bookseller, librarian. Ilfracombe: 1844d; High Street 1850d. Married: EFP 12/5/1842 2g. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks): c1850: 1566.

BOWEN, Thomas, engraver, map and printseller, Golden Pallet opp. Haymarket, Piccadilly 1768-72; 9, (Charterhouse Lane, Clerkenwell 1785P-1786. S. of Emanuel B.; Died: Clerkenwell workhouse 1790. Active c 1760-90. Assisted father shortly before his death in 1767. Engraved maps of West Indies from surveys of (Capt. James Speer etc. Sources: DNB; Chubb; BM satires 1772. J. C. Smith 1571,1768.

BOWLES & CARVER, printsellers, publishers and map sellers. London: 69, St. Paul's Churchyard 1793-1832. Herny Carington Bowles carried on business as Bowles and Carver on the death intestate of his father Carington, senior. Reissued his father's plates, including Somers Cocks 1922. Sources: Maxted (1977).

BOWLES, Carington, printseller, publisher and map seller, London: Black Horse, Cornhill 1754-64; 69, next the Chapter House, St. Paul's Churchyard 1764-93. Born: 1 Apr. 1724, s. of John B., printseller of Cornhill; Died: 30 June 1792, Kensington Gore. App. John Bowles 2 Mar. 1741, free Joiners' Co. 3 Mar. 1752, livery by 1792. Assisted his father in Cornhill 1754-64. Succ. to business of uncle Thomas Bowles (1712-67) in St. Paul's Churchyard on his retirement 1764. Great rival of Sayer. Many prints numbered so prob. publ. cats. Publ. various maps; aquired plates of John Rocque. Only son Henry Carington carried on business as Bowles and Carver. Sources: Plomer; Chubb, BM satires, Darlington and Howgego; Musgrave; J. C. Smith; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Kress: 1785: B926; Somers Cocks sources: S.4; sinle prints: 1922.

BOYCE & SALTER. Printers, booksellers. Tiverton. Imprints: Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints c1830: 2982.

BOYCE, Francis. Printer, bookseller, stationer, newsroom, music seller. Tiverton: Fore Street 1844-1850. Won tender for borough's printing EFP 8/2/1849 8c. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: 1845-7: Harding; Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints c1840: 2967.

Boyce, G. A., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints. 2966

BOYCE, George. Bookseller, stationer. Tiverton 1830-40; Fore Street 1840. Advert EFP 4/11/1830 4c. Theft from premises EFP 16/12/1830 3a. Bankrupt EFP 1/1/1835 3d. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.119, single prints 1830: 2977, 2978,

BOYDELL John, printseller and engraver. London: 90 (Unicorn, corner of Queen Street), Cheapside 1752-1805; 59 (Shakspeare Gallery), Pall Mall 1791-1805; Newgate Street (residence?) 1781-84. Trading: as John Boydell 1752-73; as John and Josiah Boydell 1773-1805P. Born: 19 Jan 1719, Dorrington, Derbyshire. Died: 12 Dec. 1804, bur. St. Olave Jewry. App. Mr. Tomms engraver aged 21 for 6 years, free Sta. Co. redemption 12 Nov. 1751, livery 2 Apr. 1754, court 1 Oct. 1782, master 1783. Originally destined to be land surveyor. A vol. of 152 prints engr. by self laid foundation of success. Encouraged engraving in England e.g. by his edition of Shakespeare ill. from paintings he commissioned and exhibited in the Shakspeare Gallery, printed by Bulmer 1802. Spent some £350,000 in furthering art. Before death had obtained Act of Parliament to sell paintings by lottery which was done Jan. 1805. Presented Sta. Co. with various pictures including one of self as Lord Mayor. (Common Councillor, Cheap Ward 1758-70,1772-82, alderman 6 Aug.1782- 1804, sheriff 1785, Lord Mayor 1790-91. Publ. several cats. incl. one in French 1779. City Polls 1781: C; 1784: A. Wife d. 27 Jan. 1781.. Nephew Josiah helped him from 1760's, later his partner and successor. Sources: DNB; Nichols iii 411-7, 581-3, 604; Musgrave; Timperley 819-20; Blagden; J. C. Smith 1; directories. Imprints: (mostly with Josiah Boydell). Kress: , 1794-96: B2677; Abbey: 1789: AL199, 1791-92: AS2 1792: AS393; 1792-93: AS431; 1794: AS388; 1794-96 AS432; 1800: AL181, 331; Tooley: 1794: 400; 1794-96: 102; Somers Cocks sources: S.4, S.15.

BOYDELL Josiah, printseller and engraver. London: 90, Cheapside 1772-1819; 59 (Shakspeare Gallery), Pall Mall 1791-1805. Trading: as John and Josiah Boydell 1772-1805P; as Josiah Boydell 1806P; as Boydell and Harrison 1807P-1819P. Born: Jan 1752, Manor House, near Hawarden, Flint, s. of Samuel B. Died: 27 Mar. 1817 at seat near Haliford, Middlesex. Livery Sta. Co. by 1781 master 1811-12. Partner of uncle John Boydell whom he succ. on his death 1804. On uncle's death elected alderman of Cheap ward 15 Dec. 1804, but had to resign due to ill-health 1809. Business carried on by partner and relative Josiah Harrison. In mezzotint a pupil of Richard Earlom. Exhibited at Royal Academy 1772-79. Residence at Highgate 1781. City Poll 1781: C When stock disposed of brought over £40,000 1818. Sources: BM satires; J. C. Smith 1, 81-3; Graves. Imprints: see under John Boydell.

BOYS, Thomas Shotter, lithographer and watercolourist. Born: 1803, Pentonville. Died: 1874. Apprenticed to engraver George Cooke and lived and studies in France until 1837. Produced series of urban views, perhaps the best known being Original views of London as it is, 1842. Sources: DNB; Engen.

BRANDARD, Robert, landscape engraver, lithographer, etcher and painter. London: 10, Theberton Street, Islington 1832. Born: Birmingham 1805. Died: 1862. Moved to London 1824 to become pupil of Edward Goodall but set up on own following year. First important book commission for William Brockendon's Illustrations of the passes of the Alps, 1828-9. Produced engravings after Turner and many of his works appeared in the Art journal. Exhibited paintings at the British Institution and Royal Academy. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

BRETTELL, T., lithographer. Fl. c.1830

BROCKEDON, William, artist, author and inventor. London: 29, Devonshire Street Queen's Square 1840-45. Born: 13 Oct 1787, Totnes. Died: 29 Aug 1854, London. Studied at Royal Academy and regular contributor there and at British Institution 1812-37. Member of academies of Rome and Florence. Many journeys in Alps. Published Illustrations of passes of the Alps 1827-29 and Journals of excursions in the Alps 1833, also Italy, classical, historical and picturesque, illustrated by himself and others 1842-44. Patents included substitute for corks using vulcanised rubber, and an artifical plumbago for lead pencils. Founder member of the Royal Geographical Society 1830. Fellow of Royal Society 1834. Sources: DNB; Pycroft; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.32.

BROOKS, G.Eyre. artist and lithographer. Fl. 1830.

BROWN, J., artist. Fl. 1848. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.179.

BROWN(E), R., artist. Fl. 1823-29. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.71, S.103

BRY, Auguste, lithographic printer. Paris. Fl. 1828-30. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.117, single prints SC3355.

BUCK, Nathaniel, engraver. London 1726-52. See Samuel Buck.

BUCK, Samuel, engraver. London: facing St. Clement's church, Strand 1775. Born: 1696; Died: 17 Aug. 1779, buried St. Clement Danes. Designed and engraved over 400 antiquarian and topographical plates. Aided by brother Nathaniel who predeceased him 1726-52. Exhibited Royal Academy 1775. Richard Gough supported him in old age. Appealed on his behalf to Society of Antiquaries 4 Feb. 1779. Port. painted by J. Highmore. Sources: DNB; Nichols vi 320, ix 656; Musgrave; Graves. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.3.

BUCKLAND, Mary, artist. Born: 1797, née Morland. Died: 1857Fl. Husband of William Buckland, the geologist (1754-1856) and herself a noted geologist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.141.

BUCKLER, E.H., lithographer and artist

BUCKLER, J. C., probably to be identified with John Buckler, engraver, 12, near the Jamaica House, Bermondsey 1796-1800; 2, opp. the Spa Gardens, Bermondsey 1801-25; 15, Buckingham Road, New Kent Road 1826-49. Born: 30 Nov. 1770, Calbourne, Isle of Wight; Died: 6 Dec. 1851, London. Topographical artist and architect. Issued aquatint engravings of colleges, cathedrals etc 1797-1815. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1849. Fellow of Society of Antiquaries 1810. Son John Chessell engraver. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves.

BUDGE. Print publisher. Topsham.

BULWER, Rev. J. lithographer and artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.137

BURRELL, J.F., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.188

BYERS, William. Printer, bookseller, bookbinder. 109, Fore Street, Dock 1823; 32, Fore Street, Devonport 1830-1844; 116, Fore Street 1850-1852. Children: daughter died EFP 15/12/1836 2e. Registered press 19/2/1818 (DRO Q/S 52). Advert EFP 8/10/1829 1c. Bookseller &c to Duke of Clarence 1828-1830d. Bookseller etc. to William IV 1840d. Proprietor and publisher of Devonport Independent and Plymouth and Stonehouse Gazette 1840d-1852d. The leading producer of lithographs of local scenes, some after leading artists such as J.D.Harding and Louis Haghe, sometimes in association with S.Saunders. Sources: Somers Cocks p.17; Worth p.509; Maxted (1991). Imprints: 1829: Carrington; 1830: Banks, Brindley; Somers Cocks sources: S.91, S. 97, S.111, S.114

BYRNE, Miss E.

BYRNE, Letitia, engraver and painter. Born: 24 Nov 1779 daughter of William Byrne. Died: 22 May 1849. Exhibited landscapes at Royal Academy 1799-1848. Earliest book illustrations for P.Amsinck's A description of Tunbridge Wells, 1810. Engraved many works after Farington. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.52, S.58, S.69,

C.B.H., artist.

C., G., 3129 (art)

CADELL, Thomas II, bookseller and publisher. London: 141, Strand 1793-1845. Trading: as Cadell and Davies 1793-1819; as Thomas Cadell 1819-1845. Born: 1773, s. of Thomas Cadell I. Died: 23 Nov. 1836. Livery Sta. Co. by 1796. Succ. to father's business with William Davies as partner, continued alone after latter's death 1819. Sources: Imprints: Brown; DNB; BM satires 1796; Kress: 1795: B2971, 3002, 3036, 3038; 1796: B3250, 3289, S5522; 1797: B3476, 3482, 3497, 3506(S), S5550, 5553 5558; 1798-1800: B3564 (British Mercury); 1798: B35i9, 3591, S5573; 1798-1802: B3728; 1799: B3786-7, 3838, 3994(S), 4031; 1800: B4107, 4236(S). (S with A.Strahan.); Abbey: 1796: AL374; 1797: AL439, AS143, AT392; 1798: AS26, AT398; 1800; AL331, AS482, 546; Somers Cocks sources: S.21, S.24, S69;

CALMADY, Mrs., artist. Wembury. Fl. 1821. work engraved by F.C.Lewis. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.66.

CALVERT, Edward, artist. Born: 1799. Died: 1883. Midshipman in navy. Art student at Plymouth and London. Friend of William Blake. Exhibited at Royal Academy 1825-36. Sources: DNB.

CALVERT, Frederick, artist. Fl. 1825.Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.78

CAMPION, George B,, artist. Born: 1796. Died: 1870. Watercolourist, exhibited in London from 1834. Drawing master at Woolwich. Retired to Munich. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103

CANOT, Peter Charles, engraver. Born: 1710. Died: 1777. Came from France to London 1740. Member of Royal Society of Artists 1766. Associate Royal Academy 1770. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.4, individual prints: sc2077, 2077, 2079.

CARPENTER, James, bookseller and bookbinder, 14, Old Bond Street 1799-1835. Trading: as James Carpenter and Co. 179H-1800; as James Carpenter 1800; as James and Thomas Carpenter 1801-1804; as James Carpenter 1805-1813; as James Carpenter and son 1814-1819; as James Carpenter 1820-1823; as James Carpenter and son 1823-1835. Previously partner with Thomas Hookham q.v. Bookseller to Duke of York 1799-1802. Dealt largely in art publications. Had a large collection of paintings. Binder's label ol 1778 edit. of Tasso Gerusalemme liberata. Publ. music for Thomas Moore and his friends c1802-06. Only son William Hookham, art critic 1792-1866. Sources:DNB (sub William Hookham C.); Humphries and Smith; Ramsden; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Abbey: 1800: AL152, 331, AT423; Tooley: 1799: 112; Somers Cocks sources: S.32.

CARR, Sir John, Artist. Born: 1772. Died: 1832. Barrister of Middle Temple. Travelled Europe for health reasons. Published accounts of travels 1803-11. Also poet. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC3334-5

CARPENTER, James, bookseller and bookbinder, 14, Ol. Bond Street i799H-1835P+. Trading: as Jame Carpenter and Co. 1799H-1800; as James Carpente 1800; as James and Thomas Carpenter 1801P-1804P; a James Carpenter 1805P-1813P; as James Carpenter an' son 1814P-1819P; as James Carpenter 1820R-1823R; a James Carpenter and son 1823P-1835P+. Previousl partner with Thomas Hookham -q.v. Bookseller to Duk of York 1799-1802H. Dealt largely in art publication' Had a large collection of paintings. Binder's label ol 1778 edit. of Tasso: Gerusalemme liberata Publ. music fo Thomas Moore and his friends c 1802-06. Only S01 William Hookham, art critic 1792-1866. Imprint(s' Abbey: 1800: AL152, 331, AT423; Tooley: 1799: 112 DNB (sub William Hookham C.); Humphries an, Smith; Ramsden.

CARRICK, R., lithographer. Probably the Robert Carrick employed by Day and Son in the 1850s. He worked as an assistant to Louis Haghe and with various other draughstmen. Produced various views of the Great Exhibition 1851, and Scottish scenes. Sources: Engen. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.145,

CARSE, Alexander, engraver. Fl. 1812-20. Known as Old Carse. Came to London 1812. Returned to Edinburgh 1820. Sources: DNB; Hunnisett. Imprints: Only known for the following by Hunnisett: Somers Cocks sources: S.107, individual prints: SC0762

CARTER, John. Born: 1748. Died: 1817. Surveyor's clerk 1764. Draughtsman to Builder's magazine 1774-86, to Society of Antiquaries 1780. Published many books illustrating English buildings 1780-1814. Sources: DNB. Individual prints: SC0849A.

CARTER, Owen Browne, artist. Born: 1806. Died: 1850. Architect at Winchester. Published on Winchester Cathedral and Hampshire churches 1840. Visited Cairo 1830. Exhibited Royal Academy 1847-49. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC874

CARTWRIGHT, engraver
SC3484C. Exeter. View near Exeter / by Cartwright after Walmesley. [1800?]
SC1833. Okehampton. View near Oakhampton, Devon / by Cartwright after Walmesley. 1801

CARTWRIGHT, J., artist. Fl. 1825. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC1349-50

CHALLEN, M., artist. Fl. c.1830. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC517.

CHALLIS, Ebenezer, architectural and landscape engraver. Earliest plates after T.Allom in Britton and Brayley's Devonshire and Cornwall illustrated, 1832. Active engraving views of Scotland, Spain, Syria and elsewhere until 1863 although his plates were reissued in a Bible of 1877. Contributed plates to Art journal 1849-61 and for Cambridge University almanack 1832-47. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somer Cocks sources: S.107.

CHAMPERNOWNE, Arthur, artist. Dartington. Fl. 1793-1821. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.24, S.66.

CHAPLIN, J. Print publisher. Exeter 1818; Tiverton 1819. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 54, single prints (Somers Cocks) 1818: 2974, 2988
SC2990. Tiverton. Tiverton Bridge. [1819]

CHAPLIN, W. Printer. 1822. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 370

CHAPMAN, T.E. Engraver, artist and print publisher. Exeter. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.92, S.101, S.125A, single prints: 609, 637,

CHESHAM, Francis. Engraver, printseller, 37, Broad Street, Carnaby Market 1777; 33, Broad Street, Golden Square 1778; at Mr. Wood's, Richmond Buildings 1780, Walworth Terrace 1794. Born: 1749. Died: 1806, London. Exhibited Society of Artists 1777-80. Bankrupt 24 June 1794, cert. 14 Feb. 1795, div. 30 June 1795. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker. Imprints: Abbey: 1783-85: AT675; Somers Cocks sources: S.11, individual prints:
SC1361. Ivybridge. Ivy Bridge, near Plymouth / P.Sandby R.A. pinxt. ; F.Chesham sculpt.. 1780

CHILDS, engraver. Perhaps Childs, James, engraver, London: 1, Leicester Square 1832. Sources: directories.
SC3117. Torquay. Tormoham Church / by Childs after Williams. 1835

CLACK, T., artist. Fl. c.1800. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC222

CLAMPET, C., engraver.
SC3181. Torquay. Stand, Torquay. As it was in the year 1780 / by C.Clampet. [1830?]

CLARKE, Alfred Alexander.
SC0028B. Awliscombe. The south transept and porch of St. Michael's, Awliscombe, Devon. Erected by Abbat Chard circa 1532 / Alfred Clarke AD1863. 1864
SC1188A. Honiton. St. Margaret's : hospital : and : chapel : Honiton : Devon. errected by Abbat Chard : AD : 1530 / Alfred Alex.Clarke AD 1863. [1864]
SC2947A. Thorncombe. The tower entrance, Ford Abbey, Devonshire. Erected by Abbat Chard AD 1528 / [after A.A.Clarke]. [1864]

CLARK, J., artist. Fl. 1797. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC446,1841.

CLARKE, John. engraver and printseller, 291, Strand 1789-90. Died: c 1815. Pupil of Bartolozzi. Active in London 1778-90. Gave up engraving, became an eccentric misanthropist. Died in an asylum. Poss. same as John Clarke, engraver, 83, St. James's Street 1799 or James Clarke, engraver and print colourer, 27, Dartmouth Street, Strand 1811. Sources:Thieme and Becker; directories: Maxted (1977). Imprints:

CLARKE, John. Engraver. 15, Catherine Street, Devonport 1840; 4, Morice Street, Devonport 1844; 61, Duke Street, Devonport 1850-1852. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints c1845:
SC2287. Plymouth. Barnpool, Mount Edgcumbe, & Plymouth Sound / engd. prind. & pubd by J.Clarke, 8, Cumberland St.Devonport ; sketched by W. Hake. [1845?]

CLARKE, T. H., artist. Fl. 1829. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

CLARKE, William, publisher. London: 38, New Bond Street 1790-1819; 42, New Bond Street 1820-28; 11 Mount Street, Grosvenor Square 1829. Previously with James Robson, succeeded by George Clarke. Sources: Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 32, S. 36, S. 43.

CLARKSON, T. Artist and print publisher. Plymouth c1762. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: SC2050, 2051.

CLAY, Son and Taylor.
SC2719B. Stowford. Hayne House, Devonshire. (North east front) / by Clay Son and Taylor. [1860?]

CLENNELL, Luke, wood engraver and artist, London 1804-10. Born: 1781. Died: 1840. Trained by Thomas Bewick. Exhibited watercolour paintings 1812-18. Insane from 1817 until death. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.82

CLERK, W. Engraver.
SC1957. Plymouth. The fire in H.M.Dock Yard at Devonport, on the morning of the 27th September 1840 / by W.Clerk after N.C.Condy. 1840

CLEVELY, John, artist. Born: 1747, twin brother of Robert. Died: 1786. Marine painter, exhibited 1767-82. Draughtsman in Sir Joseph Banks voyage to Hebrides 1772 and Captain Phipps to the northern seas 1774. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: SC1922.

CLIFFORD, William. Bookseller, printseller &c. Starcross 1844; Exeter: 23, High Street 1848-1855; 9, Park Place (residence) 1851; 25, High Street 1855; 24, High Street 1856-1865+. Born: Bishops Stortford, Herts 1820/1. Married: Frances, born Exeter 1819/20. Children: William Kingdon bap. 23/6/1844 Bedford Chapel. Wife died EFP 14/7/1854 8f. Died: obit. EFP 27/2/1878 5e. Advert EFP 19/7/1849 5c. Described as retired stationer with two servants and shop assistant in census 1851. Advert for books and paintings of Duke of Wellington EFP 25/11/1852 4cd. Took over business of Adam Holden EFP 17/1/1856 5a. Adverts EFP 3/1/1856 4d, 1/1/1857 4f, 29/7/1858 5b, 6/6/1860 4a. Took over business of H.J.Wallis EFP 7/1/1858 4c. Booklist for 1861 14/11/1860 4ab. Adverts 2/1/1861 4a, 11/11/1865 4d, 3/1/1866 4f, 19/12/1866 4ab, 2/1/1867 4d, 1/1/1868 4e, 6/1/1869 4c. Report of art exhibition in his gallery EFP 22/11/1865 5e. H.S.Eland to take over business EFP 25/8/1869 4cd. Sources: directories, Maxted (1991). Imprints: 1849: Wyllie; Somers Cocks single prints: c1845: 836; 1853: 874.

COCKREM, Edward C. Printer, bookseller, stationer, music seller, library. Torquay: 10, Strand 1840-1856. Apprenticed to John Hannaford of Totnes. Established office as Cockrem and Elliott c1834. Published Torquay and Tor directory 1840-1856. Apprentice wanted EFP 22/6/1843 2f. Agent for SPCK 1848. Sources: directories, Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.121; single prints: 3101, 3181, 3182,

COLE & Co.
SC0370. Clovelly. Clovelly, Devon / printed by Wm.Chaplin. 1822

COLE, Charles. Carver, gilder and printseller. Exeter: High Street 1818; 270, Fore Street 1823. Continued trading as Cole and Co. carvers and gilders, High Street 1821-1822; as Cole and Gendall, carvers and gilders, High Street 1825-1828; no. 270 1830-1832+. Selling engraved portrait of John Land EPG 17/1/1818 4d. Sources: directories, Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 68; single prints: 370, 811.

COLE, W.
SC0307B. Budleigh Salterton. [ Budleigh Salterton from Knowle Hill]. 1826

COLE, William. Printer, bookseller, stationer. Bideford: Allhalland Street 1823-1856. As William Cole and Son 1850. Married: EFP 8/4/1819 4b. Children: daughter married EFP 6/7/1843 2f. Printed publicans' recognizances used 1826. Devon Q/S 63. Agent for Trewman's Exeter Pocket Journal 1827. Circulating library. Mentioned in advert EFP 27/11/1828. Turnpike notice 1833 in Bideford Museum 1960s. Printer to Council NDJ 16/7/1835. Selling 1838 almanack NDJ 30/11/1837. Fined for leaving dung in street NDJ 29/3/1838. Prints auction catalogue NDJ 29/6/1843. Agent for Trewman's Exeter Pocket Journal NDJ 14/12/1843. Agent for ink NDJ 25/1/1844. Appointed printer to Council NDJ 15/11/1849. Succeeded by son W.W.Cole NDJ 23/11/1858. Sources: directories, Maxted (1991). Imprints: Single prints (Somers Cocks): c1850: 66.

COLEY, Rogers & Gough.
SC2297. Plymouth. Plymouth. The Sound & Breakwater from Hill Park Crescent.. [1860?]

COLLINS, G., print publisher. Teignmouth c1835. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.129.

COLLINS, H.G.
SC2422. Powderham. Powderham Castle (S.Devon Railway). [1850?]

COLLINS, William, artist and etcher. Born: 1788. Died: 1847. Landscape, portrait and figure painter, exhibited 1807-46. Made sketching tours to Devon 1819, 1821, 1845. Father of Wilkie Collins. Sources: DNB; Le Messurier; Smiles & Pidgley. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.82.

COLMAN, W., printer, bookseller, publisher, Dock 1819-28, 48, Fore Street 1828-40; 51, Fore Street 1844-56. Partner with Edward Hoxland and L.C.Cross 1819. Registered press for Plymouth and Plymouth Dock weekly journal 1819. Married 1828. Son in partnership in 1850s. Sources: Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 108.

COLNAGHI & Co. Print publishers. London: 132, Pall Mall 1787-1799; 23, Cockspur Street 1799-1824; 14, Pall Mall East 1824-1912. Born: 1751, near Milan. Died: 26 Aug 1833. After death of father moved to Paris to open shop as agent of Anthony Torre 1784, then moved to London to join Torre 1787, taking over his business in 1788. Trading as Molteno, Colnaghi and Co., 1789-93; as Colnaghi and Co 1794-1824; as P. & D. Colnaghi from 1824. Printseller to Prince Regent, friend of Constable. Sources: DNB; Maxted (1977); P. & D. Colnaghi & Co. Colnaghi's 1760-1960 (1960). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.48.

CMTE, B. Engraver Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.33
SC2396. Powderham. Powderham Castle, Devonshire / engrav'd.by B.Comte from a drawing by W.McCraig. 1802

CONDOR, T.
SC0992A. Exeter. A front view of the ancient Guild-Hall of the city of Exeter, taken in Oct 1774 / by T.Condor after S.Coggan. 1826

CONDY, Nicholas C., artist. Born: 1799, near Plymouth. Died: 20 May 1851, Plymouth. Ensign 1811, served in Peninsula. Lieutenant 1818. Exhibited in London 1830-45. Joint author of book on Cothele. Sources: DNB; Pycroft. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.125, S.157; individual prints: 1957.

CONDY, S., artist. Fl. 1829. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

CONEY, John. Artist and engraver. Born: 1786. Died: 1833. Exhibited architectural drawings 1805-21. Published engravings of Warwick Castle 1815, of London churches 1820, etc. Plates used in William Dugdale's Monasticon anglicanum 1846.Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.170

CONGDON, John, printer, bookseller, publisher, Plymouth Dock: Fore Street 1812-22; 28, Fore Street 1823-30. Registered press 1811. Died: 1838. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.49

COOK, Samuel, artist. Born: 1806. Died: 1859, Plymouth. House painter in Plymouth. Exhibited coast scenes in London 1830-59. Sources: DNB; Mallalieu. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: 1544, 2009-11 (art)

COOKE, G.A.

COOKE, G.H.
SC0166. Bickleigh, Tiverton. Manor house Bickley. [1825?]

COOKE, George. Engraver. Born: 1781, brother of William Bernard Cooke. Died: 1834. Pupil of James Basire. Prolific producer of landscapes and views of antiquities. Engraved works after Turner. Sources: DNB>
Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.82.

COOKE, John, engraver and copperplate printer, East Stonehouse: 48, Union Street 1823; 82, Union Street 1830-40. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.108, individual prints
SC1912. Plymouth. Stoke Church Devonport / A.Rae delt. ; Cooke Stonehouse. [1828]
SC2157. Plymouth. Royal Hotel and Plymouth Theatre / from a drawing by Mr.Foulston the architect ; engraved by John Cooke. [1820?]

COOKE, W. & G. Engravers. Fl. 1803-05.

COOKE, W. Junr.
SC0298. Buckland Monachorum. Buckland Devon / G.Shepherd ; W.Cooke Junr.. [1825?]

COOKE, William Bernard, landscape engraver. London. Born: 1778, brother of George. Died: 2 Aug. 1855, Camberwell. Apprenticed to William Angus. Engraved plates for The Thames 1811, Brewer's Beauties of England and Wales and many other landscape series including works after Turner. Younger brother George Cooke. Sources: Engen; Hunnisett; DNB; Thieme and Becker; Maxted (1977). Imprints: S.32, S.34, S.82, S.83, S.133, S.138(?). 298, 556, 672, 2018, 2250

COOKE, William John, engraver. Born: 1797. Died: 1865. Line engravings widely used in book illustrations. Moved to Darmstadt about 1840. Sources: DNB.
SC1996. Plymouth. Plymouth, Devonshire / by W.J.Cooke after J.M.W.Turner. 1832

COOPER, Richard, engraver, 2, St. Peter's Court, on the pavement, St. Martin's Lane 1763M-1764; Edward Street, Cavendish Square 1783. Born: c1740 son of Richard, Edinburgh; still alive 1814. Studied in Paris under J. P. Le Bas. Visited Italy where he produced a series of drawings, published aquatints 1778-79. Exhibited Incorporated Society of Artists 1761, 1764, 1783; Free Soc. 1761, 1762. Drawing master to Queen Charlotte and at Eton. Historical engraver 1763M and later lithographer. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker. Imprints: Somers Cocks series S.18.

CORNISH, H., artist. Fl. 1809-18. Responsible for large Sidmouth panorama SC2473. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34, S.41, S.51.

CORNISH, Mrs. Maria Ann. Bookseller, stationer, print publisher. Barnstaple: 27, High Street 1870-1878. Sources: directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints:
SC0095. Barnstaple. North Devon Infirmary. 1867
SC0096. Barnstaple. Cemetery, Barnstaple. 1867

CORNISH, Thomas (H). Bookseller, stationer, bookbinder. Barnstaple: Anchor Lane 1830d; Boutport Street 1840d; Joy Street 1844d-1850d; 33, High Street 1852d-1856d. Died: aged 61 EFP 23/4/1862 5f; PD&SJ 19.4.1862. Apprenticed in Barnstaple, then went to London. Proprietor County and North Devon Advertiser which he established 8/6/1832 on his return from London. Published book WT 15/12/1832. Advert EFP 20/10/1859 4b. Sources: Chanter; Clamp. Imprints: 1823: Barum; 1833: Collection; 1838: Botherem, B.; Somers Cocks single prints c1855: 83.

COTMAN, John Sell, artist. Born: 1742. Died: 1842. Studies in London 1798. Exhibited in London 1800-06. Drawing master in Norwich 1807-34. Published views of Norfolk and Normandy. Drawing master in King's College, London 1834-42. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34, S.84

COURTENAY, Lady E., artist. Fl. c.1845.Imprints: Somers Cocks sources S.163

COX, David, landscape painter and etcher. Born: 1783, Deritend, Birmingham. Died: 1859, Birmingham. Apprenticed to Birmingham miniature painter. Worked as a stage scenery painter 1804. Began to make soft ground etchings from his own drawings 1812 for use in his educational volumes on landscape art e.g. Progressive lessons in landscape 1816. Visited Devon in 1809. Exhibited Royal Academy 1805-55 and elsewhere. Sources: DNB; Engen; Smiles & Pidgley. Imprints: Somers Cocks 2872, 3188, 3303.

CRAIG, artist. Fl. 1810. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1836

CRANFORD, Robert II. Printer, bookseller, librarian, stationer, bookbinder, chartseller. Dartmouth: New Quay 1830-1852. Married: EFP 5/2/1829 2d. Died: EFP 29/1/1852 8f. Agent for Trewman's Exeter Pocket Journal 1827. Advert EFP 10/9/1829 2d. Agent for Norwich Union Fire and Life Office 1840d. Tea agent EFP 11/1/1849 1f. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: c1850: 539.

CREASE, Joseph. Printer, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder. Barnstaple: 92, High Street 1844. Married: EFP 6/7/1843 2f. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: c1850: 66.

CREIGHTON, R., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints:817

Cross, J., lithographer. London: 18, Holborn c.1825.
SC1486. Lynton & Lynmouth. Glenthorne, near Linton, Devon / J.Cross, lithogr. 18, Holborn, London. [1825?]

CROYDON, Edward. Printer, bookseller, publisher, stationer, circulating library, engraver, print and music warehouse. Teignmouth: Regent Place 1823-1856; 1, Regent Place 1823, 1855-1856; 1 & 2,Regent Place 1830-1840; 1, Regent Street 1862. Trading : as Edward Croydon and Son 1850; as Edward and George Henry Croydon 1852-1862. Possibly son of John Northam Croydon and Anne, bap. 13/12/1784 Totnes. Married: Sally Warren 3/1/1807 West Teignmouth EFP 8/1/1807 4b. Children: Helen bap. 19/8/1810, Sally bap. 25/12/1811, Jessey bap. 20/1/1814, Edward, probably bookseller in Torquay from c1840, bap. 12/5/1816, Eliza Mary bap. 22/7/1819, George Henry, partner and successor, bap. 5/10/1820, Maria Louisa bap. 28/6/1822 all at East Teignmouth. Established by 1806. Agent for Eagle Insurance EFP 1/10/1812 1a, 29/6/1815 1c, 4/1/1816 2d, 26/3/1818 2d. Selling ball tickets EFP 2/9/1819 4d. Began publishing prints c1820. Circulating library mentioned in advert EFP 12/2/1829 3d. Advert EFP 10/9/1829 2d. Billiard rooms 1830d. Library in Regency Gothick style opened June 1815 survives in 1990 as W.H.Smith's newsagents. The library kept the London and Exeter papers and prior to the publication of The Teignmouth arrival list a listing was kept at the library for consultation. Subscriptions in the 1840s 3/- per week, 7/- per month, £1/11/6 per year. Registered press 1838/9 DRO Q/S 68. Examiner of weights and measures & clerk to magistrates 1848d-1852d. Water bailiff for manor of Kenton 1848d. Published Teignmouth Gazette with George Henry Croydon 1862d. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991); IGI; Somers Cocks; Clamp; Worth p.513. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.64, S.65, S.76, S.95, S.117; single prints: (Somers Cocks): 1825: 635; 1827: 2883, 2884; c1835: 2835, 2892, 2920; 1846: 2856; c1846: 2857, 2908; c1848: 2928, 2930; c1850: 2822, 2859.
SC0219. Bishopsteignton. Bishopsteignton Lodge. The residence of Admiral Sir Edward Thornbrough K.C.B.. 1822
SC2926A. Teignmouth. Teignmouth, Devon. [1845?]
SC3021. Torquay. Ansty's Cove, and Bishopstow, Torquay. [1855?]
SC3059A. Torquay. Babbacoombe. [1850?]

CROYDON, Edward. Printer, stationer, bookbinder, librarian, music seller. Torquay: Victoria Parade 1840-1856; no. 12 1840; no. 2 1852-1856. Born: East Teignmouth, son of Edward, bookseller of Teignmouth, and Sally, bap. 12/5/1816, East Teignmouth. Also Berlin repository 1840d. Imprints: 1841: Torquay guide; c1845: Williams, C.F. [Views of Torquay]; c1848: Torquay views (royal series); single prints (Somers Cocks): c1840: 3347; c1845: 3050, 3133; c1855: 3021. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991); IGI; Somers Cocks.

CROYDON, George Henry. Printer. Teignmouth: Regent Place 1848d-1852d; 1, Regent Place 1855h-1856d; 1, Regent Street 1862d-1870d. Trading as Edward and George Henry Croydon 1848d-1862d. Born: East Teignmouth, son of Edward and Sally bap. 5/10/1820 East Teignmouth. Clerk to magistrates 1848d-1852d. Clerk to deputy lieutenant for Totnes or Bridgetown Division 1848d. Continued by Sydney Arthur CroydonImprints: [1848?]: Torquay guide. - 3rd ed. Sources: IGI; Somers Cocks.

CULLUM, J., engraver.
SC2715. Stokenham. The fishing village of Tor Cross near Dartmouth, Devon. A station of the Home Missionary Society / by J.Cullum. [1845?]

CUMMING, G. W., artist. Fl. 1850. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2912

CUNDEE, J. & J., printers and publishers. London: 10, Ivy Lane 1799-1811; 11, Ivy Lane 1805-1817; 12 Ivy Lane 1802. James Cundee recorded 1788-1812; J. & J. Cundee 1812-14; John Cundee 1817. James and John registered press 1799. Ran Albion Press by 1807. Joseph Robins ran Albion Press at 11, Ivy Lane by 1822. Sources: Maxted (1977); Todd.1814.
SC0803. Exeter. Exeter. [1814]

CURSON, F., artist. Fl. 1850. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 981

CURTIS, William. Bookseller, stationer, music seller. Park Street 1812; Market Place 1812; Whimple Street 1823-1836, residence Portland Square 1836. See also Rees and Curtis. Agent for sale of engravings EFP 6/1/1814 3c. Book and music seller to Duke of Clarence, trade card 1836. Disposed of bookselling business to I.L.Curtis, taken up music selling EFP 1/9/1836 1b. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: 1823: Hennah; 1830: Philo-Danmonian; Somers Cocks single prints 1826: 2055-7.

D.L.
SC1431. Lundy. The castle in the Isle of Lundy. Pl. 1 / after DL. 1775

D., W. J., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1902

DALZIEL Brothers, wood engravers. London: 4, Camden Street, Camden Town 1855; 53, High Street, Camden Town 1860; 110, High Street, Camden Town 1865. Chief of three brothers Edward (1817-1905) born in Wooler, fifth of twelve sons of a Northumbrian artist. Joined brother George in London 1839. Later joined by another brother Thomas and built up one of the leading firms of wood engravers. Sources: directories 1849. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.179
SC0839. Exeter. Exeter Cathedral / Dalziel. [1849]
SC2291. Plymouth. The Sound, the Hoe, the Citadel, and the Catwater / [designer W. Harvey ; engraver Dalziel]. [1850]

DANIELL, S., Publisher. London 1820. Sources: Somers Cocks sources: S.60.

DANIELL, William, Engraver and painter. London: 37, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square 1795-1801; 9, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square 1802-25; 14, Russell Place, Fitzroy Square 1826-33; 10, North Crescent, Bedford Square 1834-36; 7, Brecknock Terrace, Camden New Road 1837-38. Born: 1769. Died:16 Aug. 1837, New Camden Town. With uncle Thomas to India 1784-94. Worked with him on publications based on his travels. Best known for his monumental work A voyage round Great Britain, published between 1814 and 1825. Exhibited Royal Academy 1795-1838. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Smiles & Pidgley; Somers Cocks, p. 4. Imprints: Abbey: (T. and W. Daniell) 1795-1801: AT420; 1795-1808; Tooley: (T. and W. Daniell) 1795-1808: 172; Somers Cocks: sources: S.40, S.60(?), SC 2675

DARTON, William, bookseller, printer and publisher. London: 40, Holborn Hill 1805-07; 58, Holborn Hill 1817-23. Son of William Darton (1755-1819) the noted publisher of children's books, he set up a separate business about 1804. The Holborn Hill firm continued in the Darton family until 1867, when it was taken over by W.Wells Gardner. Sources: Maxted (1977); Todd.
SC0812. Exeter. Exeter Cathedral. 1821

DAVEY, William. Engraver, artist, printseller. Exeter. Selling print of Cathedral EFP 10/6/1790 2b. Subscribing for view of Cathedral EFP 8/11/1792 2c. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34; single prints 1791: 794, 795; 1794: 772; [1800?]: 995; [1809?]: 996.

DAVIES. Engraver. Fl. 1830. The 1832 London directory presents a number of possible identifications.

DAVIES, C. E., engraver. Fl. c.1820. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 3115, 3182B, 3256.

DAVIES, J. R., engraver artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107.

DAVIES, William, publisher. London: 141, Strand 1793-1819. Died: 28 Apr 1819. Partner in the firm of Cadell and Davies q.v. Sources: Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.21.

DAWE, George, engraver, London: 40, Wells Street, Oxford Street 1801-03; 44, Wells Street 1804-18. Born: 8 Feb. 1781, Brewer Street, Golden Square, s. of Philip. Died: 15 Oct. 1829 at house of brother-in-law Mr. Wright, engraver. Said to have engraved in mezzotint when only 14. Student Royal Academy 1796. Began painting about 1803. In St. Petersberg 1819-28 then in Berlin. Returned to England 1829. Assoc. Royal Academy 1809, full member 1814, also exhibitor. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; J. C. Smith 148-52. Imprints:
SC0843. Exeter. Exeter Cathedral / by G.Dawe. [1855?]

Dawson, Henry, artist. Born: 1811. Died: 1878. Originally employed in the lace-making industry. Exhibited in the Royal Academy paintings in the style of Turner. Praised by Ruskin. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1972

Dawson, William. Civil engineer, artist. Exeter. Born: 1789. Died: after 1865. Sources: Le Messurier. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.141, S.174; single prints: 611, 1018, 3004

Day & Haghe. Lithographers. London: 17, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields 1834-65. Lithographers to King and Queen. Never formal partnership between William Day, his son of the same name and Louis Haghe. Sources: Twyman.

Day & Son, publishers. London, c.1830. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.113;

Day, G., engraver.
SC1367. Ivybridge. Ivy Bridge / by G.Day. 1810

DAY, William. Lithographer. London: 17, Goswell Street 1817-37; 59, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields 1825-1826; 17, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields 1829-1845. Earliest recorded imprint describes him as successor to Rowney & Forster. Lithographers to the King, later the Queen and Queen Dowager. Name linked with Louis Haghe as Day and Haghe from 1833 although there was never a formal partnership. Sources: Twyman. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.110, S.117; single prints: 517, 1183

DAYES, Edward, engraver, London: 75, Long Acre 1786, 1789-93; 5, King Street, Covent Garden 1787-88; 8, Charles Street, Covent Garden 1794; 5, Francis Street, Bedford Square 1795-1804. Born: 1763. Died: May 1804, suicide. Pupil of Pether. Exhibited Royal Academy 1786-1804, Society of Artists 1790-91. Mezzotint engraver. Draughtsman to the Duke of York. Teacher of Turner. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks: sources: S.34, single prints: 124

DE CORT, Henry Francis, artist. Born: 1742, Antwerp. Died: 1810. Secretary to Antwerp Academy 1788. Exhibited Royal Academy from 1790. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.48

DEEBLE, J.
SC0856. Exeter. Exeter Cathedral, view across the nave, looking N.W. / drawn by H.Shaw ; engraved by J.Deeble ; printed by Hayward. 1825

DEEBLE, William, architectural engraver and painter. Fl. 1814-1853. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.42, S.84, S.103;

DELAFONTAINE, C., artist. Fl. 1741. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2772

DE NICEVILLE, Augustus, artist and lithographer
SC1147. Heavitree. Heavitree church / drawn from nature & on stone by Augustus de Niceville ; printed by Chas.Risdon, Exeter. [1840?]

DENMAN, artist. Fl. c.1800. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1910

DE POMEROY, T., artist. Fl. 1855. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 3354

DESSIOU, J. F., Probably to be identified with Joseph Foss Dessiou (fl.1790-1842) who with Lieut. J.S. Roe was originally appointed in Feb.1828 to commence compiling sailing directions, a project, inaugurated by Perry, which had recently been approved (Royal Society MB 1 154). Dessiou made a 20th edition of John Hamilton Moore (1738-1807), The New Practical Navigator and Daily Assistant, in 1828. (Institute of Navigation Journal No 30 p 323 1977). He wrote 62 tidal letters, mostly to Lubbock and Whewell and received 7. In 1831 Mr Lubbock and Mr Dessiou began analysing tidal height records, which had been kept at the London Docks since 1795. They determined a relationship between the position of the moon and the tides using established, respectable and non-secretive methods. So it was that in 1833 the British Admiralty published the first set of Tide Tables. Sources: The tidal correspondence, biography and bibliography http://www.eng.livjm.ac.uk/postgradresearch/maritime/tides/ebdg.htm; Tides: a scientific history, by David Edgar Cartwright http://home.bt-webworld.com/tides/bcart.htm; Admiralty. History of tidal prediction
http://www.hydro.gov.uk/ttflash/webfiles/tidal2c.htm. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 3204, 3255

DEVON COUNTY STANDARD. Publisher. Fl. 1865.

DEWINT, Peter, artist. Born: 1784. Died: 1849. London: 40 Upper Gower Street, Bedford Square 1829-45. Member of Society of painters in Watercolours. Exhibited Royal Academy 1807-28. Produced many views of the scenery of northern and eastern England. Visited Devon in 1848, staying at Dartington. Sources: DNB; Graves; Le Messurier; Smiles & Pidgley; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks individual prints: 556 (art)

DIBDIN, Charles. Dibdin, Charles. Dramatist, actor and songwriter. Born: at Southampton on or before 4 Mar 1745, son of a silversmith. Died: 25 July 1814, Camden Town. Singing actor at Covent Garden. On 21 May 1762 his first work, an operetta entitled The Shepherds Artifice, with words and music by himself, was produced at this theatre. In 1782 he became joint manager of the Royal circus, afterwards known as the Surrey theatre. In 1787-8 he undertook a tour through many towns of England giving entertainments, an account of which was published in 1788 as his Musical tour. In 1788 he sailed for the East Indies, but the vessel having put in to Torbay in a storm, he changed his mind and returned to London. A series of entertainments brought his songs, music and recitations more prominently into notice, and permanently established his fame as a lyric poet. It was at these entertainments that he first introduced many of his sea-songs. His Observations on a tour through almost the whole of England was published with plates after his own paintings in two volumes in 1801. In 1803 Dibdin was rewarded by government with a pension of £200 a year. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.27

DIBDIN, Thomas Colman. Lithographer and artist. London: 15 Upper Charles Street 1832; 2 Ratcliffe Terrace 1837-39; 33 New Bond Street 1840-45; 25 Upper Charlotte Street 1846-48; 53 Belsize Road 1872-74. Born:1810. Died: 1893. Active in London. Lanscape painter of scenes in France and England. Exhibited Royal Academy 1832-74. Sources: Thieme & Becker; Wood; Graves, directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.153, S.163

DICKINSON, W. Robert. Lithographer. London. Fl. 1845. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.163,

DILLY, Charles, bookseller and publisher. London: 22, Poultry 1765-1801. Born: 22 May 1739, Southill, Beds. Died: 3 May 1807, Ramsgate. Partner with brother Edward until his death in 1779. A hospitable man, Johnson and Wilkes being among those invited to his dinners. Published Boswell's life of Johnson. Retired, leaving Joseph Mawman as his successor 1801. Siources: Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.24.

DIXON, G. Artist & lithographer. Fl. c1840.

DIXON, M., artist. Fl. 1790. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.19.

DIXON, Thomas. Landscape and architectural engraver. London: 6, Pulteney Street, White Conduit Fields 1832. Most of work after T.Allom and W.H.Bartlett including Devonshire and Cornwall illustrated (1832) and engravings of Warrington, Newcastle upon Tyne and Syria. Sources: Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

DODD, Robert, engraver and printseller, London: 33, Wapping Wall 1779-82; 32, Edgware Road 1782-87; 20, New Road, Marylebone 1788; Alsop Buildings, New Road 1792-93; 22, Lisson Green 1795-98; 41, Charing Cross 1799-1816. Born: 1748. Died: 1816. Landscape and marine painter. Engraved and published many of own works. Exhibited Society of Artists 1780, Royal Academy 1782-1809. Brother probably Ralph who lived at same address in Wapping. Their works often confused. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; Maxted (1977) Imprints; Abbey: 1788: AT213

DOIDGE, John Sweet. Printer, bookseller. Union Row 1840; Lower Union Street 1844. Sources: directories.

DOLBY, E.T. Engraver. Fl. 1853.

DOORNE, William Thomas. Bookseller. Torquay. Bankrupt EFP 27/12/1838 3e.

DORA, artist.

DUNCAN, Edward, etcher, aquatinter, lithographer, landscape engraver. London: Haverstock Hill, Hampstead. Born: c.1804. Died: 1882. Studied aquatint with Robert Havell. Member: Old Watercolour Society 1848, exhibited 1859-60. Sources: DNB; Engen. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.96, S.135 ; individual prints: 1970,

DUNCANNON, Lord, artist. Fl. 1790. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2364

DUNSTER, D, publisher. Lyme Regis 1840. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.142.

DUTTON, T.G. Lithographer. London. Fl. 1842-73. Worked for Day & Haghe, chiefly naval subjects. Sources: Engen.
SC2517. Sidmouth. Sidmouth Church / by T.G.Dutton. [1840?]

DYMOND, R. Print publisher. Exeter. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 1864: 956.