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E.J.H. artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 3086

E.S.
SC1824A. Okehampton. The chapel in Oakhampton Castle, Devonshire / after E.S.. [1826?]

E.S.L. Artist. Fl. 1820

E.W.H. artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 488

EASTGATE, may be identified with: EASTGATE, John, engraver, Islington Road 1799; 13, Rosomon's Street 1802; 1, Fletcher Row, Clerkenwell 1811. Sources: Directories, Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints:
SC1363. Ivybridge. Ivy Bridge, Devonshire / Eastgate scul.. [1800?]

EASTON, James, bookseller and publisher. Salisbury 1795-99. Died: 21 Dec 1799 aged 77. Brother of Edward, bookseller of Salisbury (died 1795) and like him alderman of the city. Edward's son James succeeded to the business. Sources: Timperley. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.20.

EKE, James, engraver, London: 46 Clarendon square, Somers Town 1827. Awarded silver Isis medal 1827. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103, single prints:
SC2889. Teignmouth. View from the parapet of the Public Rooms, Teignmouth, Devon / drawn by T.H.Williams ; engraved by J.Eke. 1830
SC2889-1. Teignmouth. View from the parapet of the Public Rooms, Teignmouth, Devon .... 1833

ELLIOTT, William. Printer, bookseller, stationer, librarian, reading rooms. Torquay: Vaughan Parade 1840-1855; no. 1 1840-1852; 2, Lawrence Place 1856. Apprenticed to Lazarus Congdon of Plymouth Dock. Began business as Cockrem and Elliott c1834. Proprietor of Torquay chronicle 1856d. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991); Worth p.514. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks) c1820: 3115, 3256; c1830: 3357.

ELLIS, W., may be identified with: ELLIS, William, engraver and publisher, Gwynne's Buildings, Islington 1788-93. Born: 1747 London, son of a writing engraver. Died: 1810. Pupil of William Woollett with whom he executed various plates 1774-80. Produced topographical views after Paul Sandby and T. Hearne, plates for Ladies' Magazine, Views of the memorable victories of the Nile 1800 etc. Several plates also signed by Elizabeth Ellis, his wife or sister and J. Ellis e.g. AT2 13. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Maxted (1977). Imprint: Abbey: 1788: AT213; 1791-93: AS205 1792: AS48; 1795: AS5 14; Somers Cocks single prints: 759

ENGELMANN, GRAF, COINDET & Co., lithographic printers. London: 66, St Martins Lane 1826; 42, Dean Street, Soho 1828-29; 14 Newman Street 1830-32. Sources: Twyman. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources S.106; single prints: SC1207.

EZEKIEL, E.A. Engraver, optician. Exeter: North Street 1784; Fore Street 1791d-1801d. Daughter died EFP 16/9/1790 3b. Born: Exeter 1757. Died: Dec 1806. EFP 18/12/1806 4bc. Not freeman of Exeter. Pupils: C.Frost. Self-taught. Not first Exeter engraver as sometimes stated. Advert for apprentices EFP 13/5/1790 1b. Moved to Fore Street 12/3/1795 2c. Advert EFP 15/10/1801 4e. Optics and prints for sale EFP 5/8/1802 4e. Visiting Exeter for assizes EFP 10/3/1803 1c. Apprentice wanted EFP 27/6/1805 4e. Advert EFP 24/7/1806 4e. James Richard intending to take over business EFP 18/12/1806 4e. Sisters taken over business EFP 25/12/1806 4c. Sources: DNB; Pycroft; Maxted (1991); Exeter freemen; Worth p. 514; biographies in EFP 8/2/1849 6c, Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries v. 1, p. 167. Imprints:
1760? Tapeley, seat of John Cleaveland Esq. (Somers Cocks 3446).
1779 View of Bideford after Jewell (Somers Cocks 194) EFP 23/7/1779 2a.
1788 [Portrait of Thomas Glass M.D.] EFP 20/3/1788 3c, with list of sellers.
1789 [Portrait of Dr. Patch] Delayed EFP 21/5/1789 3c. Available EFP 3/9/1789 3d.
1790 Historical memoirs of Tiverton / by Martin Dunsford. Title page.
1790 [Portrait of Rev. M.Towgood decd.] Subscriptions taken EFP 23/2/1792 3d.< BR >1798 [Portrait of Rev. Marshall] Available EFP 15/3/1798 3d.
SC0194. Bideford. View of Bideford / by E.A.Ezekiel after Jewell. [1770?]
SC3446. Westleigh. [ Tapley, seat of John Cleveland Esq.] / by Ezekiel. [1760?]

F.N. artist
SC1587. Lynmouth. The estuary of the Lyn / after F.N.. 1821

FAIRLAND, Thomas, lithographer and artist. Born: 1804. Died: 1852. Pupil of H.Fuseli, Alfred Warren and Charles Heath. Portrait painter. Protegé of Queen Victoria. Lithographs after Edwin Landseer and Charles Heath. Sources: DNB; Engen. Imprints:
SC1901. Plymouth. Interior of St.Andrew's Church, Plymouth / by T.Fairland. [1840?]
SC1958. Plymouth. Conflagration in Plymouth Dockyard. Destruction of H.M.Ships Talavera & Imogene on Sunday ... / by Fairland after E.Fry. [1840?]

FANING, J. Print publisher. Plymouth. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks) c1835: 2159.

FARINGTON, Joseph, artist, engraver, Dean Street, corner of Compton Street, Soho 1770-71; 52, Great Queen Street 1772; 19, Glanville Street, Rathbone Place 1773; Keswick, Cumberland 1778-80; 35, Upper Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place 1781-1813. Born: 21 Nov. 1747 Leigh, Lancs. s. of Rev. William F. Died: 30 Dec. 1821 near Manchester. Pupil of Richard Wilson 1763. Pupil at Royal Academy 1768. Member of Society of Artists 1771. Associate of Royal Academy 1783. Exhibited Society of Artists 1765-73, Royal Academy 1778-1813. Landscape painter and book illustrator, many of his works being engraved by others. Worked for Boydells. Visited Devon in 1809 and 1810. His extensive diaries, published by Yale University Press, are interesting for literary and artistic gossip and opinions. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; Le Messurier; Smiles & Pidgley. Imprints: S.53, S.69 (art)

FEARY, John, artist. Fl. 1766-88. Awarded premium by Society of Artists 1766. Exhibited Free Society of Artists 1770-71, Royal Academy 1772-88. Sources: DNB.
SC1113. Filleigh. Castle Hill. 1785

FEATHERSTONE.
SC0420A. Combpyne. View of the second land-slip at Whitlands between Lyme and Seaton on the coast of Devon, which occurred February 3 1840. 1840

FEATHERSTONE, S., artist
SC0089. Barnstaple. The Old Quay Hall and West Gate, Barnstaple / after S.Featherstone. [1850?]

FEATHERSTONE, William Charleton. Printer, also listed in directories as tobacconist 1836-1846, 1849-1851, lithographic printer 1853-1854. Exeter: 194, High Street 1828d; 73, Fore Street 1831d-1832; 162, Fore Street 1832-1835d; New London Inn Square 1836d-1846d; 199, High Street 1845; 246, High Street 1847d, 1853d-1854d; Bedford Lane 1848d-1851d; 146, High Street 1855d; 248, High Street 1856d; 1, Bedford Street 1850d-1856d. Separate entry as bookseller, 164, Fore Street 1835d. Listed as Featherstone & Son 1853d-1854d. Born: Plymouth 1794/5. Married: wife died EFP 25/12/1828 3a, married Jane, born Stepney, Middlesex 1808/9. Children: Samuel bap. St. Petrock 23/5/1831. Adverts EFP 11/3/1824 4e, 3/7/1834 4e, 15/1/1835 2d. Severed connection with Western Times EFP 25/6/1835 3a. Advert for commencement of Featherstone's Exeter Times EFP 22/9/1836 3f. Newspaper discontinued 10/1/1837. Moved to 199, High Street EFP 24/7/1845 2d. Sources: Census 1851 1869/162. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: 139, single prints:

FIDLOR, H.
SC2405. Powderham. Powderham Castle, Devon / H.Fidlor delint 1823 ; printed by W. Sheldrick. [1825?]

FIDLOR, T. or J., artist. Fl. 1810-30. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.62, S.65, S.123; single prints: 2405.

FIELDING, Anthony Vandyke Copley, artist. Born: 1787. Died: 1855. Pupil of John Varley. Travelled widely in England and Wales. Exhibited Royal Watercolour Society 1826-47. Sources: Le Messurier.
SC2298. Plymouth. Plymouth Sound. 1870

FINDEN, Edward Francis, engraver. London: 18 & 19 Southampton Place, Euston Square 1825-32; 18, Southampton Place 1850. Born: 30 Apr 1791, London. Died: 9 Feb. 1857, St John's Wood. Joined elder brother William as apprentice of engraver James Mitan. Most of work undertaken in conjunction with brother (q.v.) but engraved a number of works independently including "The harvest wagon" after Gainsborough. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.93, S.133, S.135,

FINDEN, William, engraver. London: 18 & 19 Southampton Place, Euston Square 1825-32. Born: 1787, London. Died: 20 Sept 1852, London. Apprenticed to engraver James Mitan and studied James Heath's engravings. Worked primarily with his younger brother Edward Francis Finden. Plates elaborate and finely finished, at first as book illustrations for other publishers, but also independently. Worked with brother on plates for The Elgin marbles published by the British Museum, also for Lodge's Portraits (1821-34). Independent works included Landscape illustrations to the Bible (1835-36), after J.M.W.Turner and others. The brothers invested profits from such series in the Royal gallery of British art (1838-49), the 48 plates in which were not financially successful. Engraved a number of plates after Landseer. A leading member of the group formed by engravers to gain recognition at the Royal Academy, signing a petition to the Queen just before his death. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.82, S.135,

FISHER, SON & JACKSON, publishers. London 1829-32. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

FISHER, I.H. Print publisher. Exeter. Imprints: Somers Cocks:
SC0777. Exeter. Rougemont Castle, Exeter / by I.H.Fisher after Strutt. [1830?]
SC1030. Exeter. Entrance gate to the Archdeaconry of Barnstaple in the Cathedral Yard, Exeter / by I.Fisher. [1830?]

FISHER, Samuel, engraver. Born: c.1802. Died: 1855. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

FLOYD, William. engraver. Fl. 1832-1859. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103.

FOOT, Frederick, artist. Born: 1831, Ashburton. Died: 4 Feb 1908, Lustleigh. Sources: Le Messurier. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 8,9

FORBES, J. S., artist. Fl. c.1845. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 870

FOULSTON, John, architect and artist. Born: 1772. Died: 1842. Born outside Devon but came to Plymouth as a young man and spent most of his professional life there. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 2128, 2157, 3112

FOWLER, Charles, architect and artist. Born: May 1800, Cullompton. Died: 20 Sep 1867, Great Marlow. Built Exeter's Higher and Lower Markets (1835, 1838) as well as Covent Garden in London (1830). Sources: Pycroft. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 3371

FOX, C.P. engraver. Possibly Charles Fox, although he is a line engraver. Born: 1796. Died: 1849. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett.
SC1403. Kingsbridge. Kingsbridge Barracks, as they were in 1812 / by C.P.Fox after R.W.Fox. 1842

FOX, Miss E. M., artist. Fl. c.1850. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.186 (art)

FOX, R. W.,artist. Fl. 1812. Perhaps Robert Were Fox, scientist 1789-1877. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints 1403

FRANCIS, Edward, engraver. Fl. 1829-1830. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.93, single prints:
SC0518. Dartmouth. Dartmouth Castle / drawn by W.Westall, A.R.A. ; engraved by E. Francis. 1830
SC3039. Torquay. Babicombe Bay, Devonshire / drawn by W.Westall, A.R.A. ; engraved by E.Francis. [1830?]

FRY, E. & H.L. Print publishers. Plymouth. Published set of 12 views of Plymouth after Philip Mitchell c1850. Sources: Somers Cocks p.8.

FRY, Edmund. Bookseller, stationer, artists' colourman. Plymouth: Treville Street 1836d; 43, Union Road 1840d. Agent for National Provident Institution 1840d. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: c1830: 1919, 2261, 2262, 2316; c1840: 1958.

FUGE, W.H., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.223
SC3219. Torquay. Torquay, Devonshire / [after W.H.Fuge]. 1842

G.C., artist
SC3129. Torquay. Tor Mohun parish church / after G.C.. [1850?]

G.P.
SC3304. Torquay. Torquay Devon / after G.P.. [1835?]

G., W. R., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2953

GAETANO, N.
SC2974. Tiverton. To Sir Henry Carew, Baronet, this plate of the remains of Tiverton Castle, his property, is respectfully inscribed, (etc). 1818
SC2988. Tiverton. Tiverton Tower, from the Bridge, Devon / Gaetano, N. 1813

GALE, R., lithographer
SC1874A. Paignton. Paignton, Devon / by R.Gale after Lady Georgina North. [1835?]

GANDY. J., artist. Fl. 1826-29. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.84, S.103

GARLAND, R., artist. Fl. 1836. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.136

GARVEY, Edmund, artist. Died: 1813. Exhibited Dublin, Free Society of Artists and Royal Academy 1769-1808. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.18, S.24 (art)

GAUCI, Paul, lithographer. London: 41 Lisle Street, Leicester Square 1830-31; 9 North Crescent, Bedford Square 1836-65. Lithographs after C.F.Williams and others. Sources: Twyman. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.137, S.176. 467, 1898, 2273, 2856

GAUCI, William, lithographer, London: 41 Lisle Street, Leicester Square 1830-31. Fl. 1835-41. Son of Maxime, lithographer and brother of Paul, painter. Lithographs after C.F.Williams and others. Sources: Engen; Twyman. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.114, S.131, S.132, S.137, S.140, S.149, S.153, S.167. S.204, S.209, S.225(?)

GENDALL, John. artist, printseller. Exeter: High Street 1825d-1828; Cathedral Yard 1856. Born: 1789, Exe Island. Died: March 1865. Trading as Cole and Gendall 1825-1828. Artist who produced a series of etchings of Exeter published by himself in 1834 and a series of six lithographs of Bicton church published 1850. He also produced many of the preliminary watercolours for the views of country houses appearing in Ackermann's Repository of Arts. Exhibited Royal Academy 1846-63. Premises in Mol's Coffee House. Sources: DNB; Somers Cocks p.4; Baker, Jane John Gendall 1789-1865: Exeter's forgotten artist (Exeter: Royal Albert Memorial Museum); Le Messurier; Pycroft. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources S.122, S.135, S.172, S.181, S.221, single prints 1839: 986,

GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. Periodical published in London from 1731. Contained much antiquarian material, illustrated by copper engravings.

GILHAM, C., artist, fl. 1835. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.126

GIRTIN, Thomas, engraver and artist, London: 2, St. Martin's le Grand 1794-96; 35, Drury Lane 1797; 25, Henrietta Street 1798; 6, Long Acre 1799; 50, Drury Lane 1800; 1, Scott's Place, Islington 1800; St. George's Row, Hyde Park 1801; Strand 1802+. Born: 18 Feb. 1775, Southwark, bother of James. Died: 9 Nov. 1802, Strand. Pupil of his stepfather. App. Edward Dayes but imprisoned for refusing to serve out his indentures. Early acquainted with Turner. Print colourer for J. R. Smith. Mainly produced watercolours many of which he engraved himself. Watercolour of Lydford Castle dated 1800 sold at Sotheby's for £176,000 in 1990. Exhibited Royal Academy 1794-1801. Devon tours c.1797, c.1800. Turner is said to have stated of him: "If Tom had lived, I would have starved." Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; Le Messurier; Smiles & Pidgley. Imprints: Abbey: 1794-96: AS432; 1800: AL181, 270; Somers Cocks sources: S.22, single prints: 2403.

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

GODFREY, John, engraver. Born: c.1817. Died: 1889. Sources: Engen; Hunnisett
SC1544. Lynton & Lynmouth. On the Lynn / S.Cook, pinxt. ; J.Godfrey, sculpt.. [1840?]

GOMPERTZ, M., probably Matthew, panorama artist. Born: 1814. Died: 9 Dec 1893, Kennington, London, buried Brompton Cemetery. Produced panoramas of Turkey, Syria and bombardment of Acre 1840. Panorama of the invasion of British India by the Sikh army of the Punjab exhibited in Exeter Exeter flying post 17 May 1849. Panorama of the Arctic exhibited in Exeter Exeter flying post 13 July 1864. Also produced dioramas of the Shrine of the Nativity at Bethlehem, death of Nelson, Afghan and Chinese wars etc. His Spectroscope, demonstrated at St. James's Hall, London, provided extraordinary optical illusions 22 July 1867. Sources: Boase, F. Modern English biography vol. 5 (1912), p. 436.
SC3050. Torquay. Babbacombe. [1845?]

GOODALL, Edward. Engraver. London: perhaps Goodall & Webb, 9, Brownlow Street, Drury Lane 1832. Born: 1795. Died: 1870. Engraved works after Turner and son Frederick Goodall, also plates for Art journal. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.82

GORE, Jane. Circulating library. Dawlish. Mentioned in advert EFP 28/1/1819 4e. Retired in favour of Miss Croydon EFP 28/7/1831 2e. Aquatint "Gore's Library, on the beach, Dawlish" by Daniel Havell after H.Haseler published by J.Wallis, Sidmouth 1818. Sources: Somers Cocks; 652. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.92

GOULDING, George, publisher. London: 45, Pall Mall 1798-1804. Primarily music publisher, trading from a variety of addresses, from 1798 in partnership of Goulding, Phipps and D'Almaine. Sources: Humphries & Smith; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.27

GRAF & SORET, lithographers. See Charles Graf.

GRAF, Charles, lithographer. London: 66, St Martins Lane 1826; 42, Dean Street, Soho 1828-29; 14 Newman Street 1830-32; 1, Great Castle Street, Oxford Street 1832-50. Trading: as Engleman, Graf & Co 1826-32, as Graf & Soret 1832-36, as C.Graf 1844-50. Sources: Engen; Twyman.
SC0311. Budleigh Salterton. Budleigh Salterton / by C.Graf. [1840?]
SC3120. Torquay. Tor Church / C.Graf, lith.to Her Majesty. [1840?]

GREENWOOD, C.J. artist and lithographer
SC1182. Honiton. High Street, Honiton, looking west / C.J.Greenwood delt ; printed by Standidge & Co, 36 Old Jewry. [1835?]
SC2957. Tiverton. St. Peter's Church, Tiverton, Devonshire / C.J.Greenwood delt & lith ; printed by Standidge & Co. 36 Old Jewry. [1850?]

GREIG, John, artist, engraver and lithographer. London. Fl. 1800-1850. Earliest recorded work portrait of Stanislaus Auguste of Poland, 1800. Worked with James Storer 1800-12, including work for for the Antiquarian and topographical cabinet often after Samuel Prout 1808-16. Also: D.Hughson Walks through London 1817, J.Hakewill Scenes of Windsor 1820, F.W.L.Stockdale Excursions through Cornwall 1824. Later work includes lithographs for Ancient churches and other antiquities of Yorkshire 1853 etc. Sources: DNB (under Storer): Thieme & Becker; Benezit; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S. 32, S.34, S.36.

GRIFFITH, H. Engraver.
SC2074. Plymouth. The Arrow at Plymouth / drawn by C.Stanfield, R.A. ; engraved by H. Griffith. 1835

GROOM, Robert S. & Co., Lithographer. London: 44, Paternoster Row 1855-60; 3-5 Queen's Head Passage, Newgate Street 1865. Trading as Robert S. Groom and Co. 1855, as Groom, Wilkinson and Co. 1860-65. Produced lithographs after Shaw 1850. Sources: directories.

H., C. B., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 474

H., E. J., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 3086

H., E. W., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 488

H., M. H., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.160; single prints 488-9, 535-7

H., M., engraver. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 536

H., W., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1676

HACKETT, Thomas. Lithographic printer. Exeter: Sidwell Street 1831-1832; 10, Northernhay Place 1833; Paris Street 1834-1839; Magdalene Street 1840-1841. Produced lithograph of monumental clock by Lovelace 1833. Succeeded by William Hackett. Sources: Directories. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks) c1830: 1064, 1064a; c1835: 571; c1840: 1018.
SC0287. Buckland-in-the-Moor. Buckland in the Moor / Hackett, lithog. London.. [1830?]
SC0288. Buckland-in-the-Moor. Buckland Rock / by Hackett after Miss E.A.Martin. [1830?]
SC2966. Tiverton. This free grammar school was founded ... [by] Mr.Peter Blundell / by Hacket after G.A.Boyce. 1835
SC3460. Widecombe. Rugglestone, a logan rock and cromlech, near Widdecombe in the Moor ... / T.Shillibeer ; Hackett, lithog.Exeter. [1830?]

HACKETT, William, lithographic printer, Exeter 1828-44: Paris Street c.1835; 40, Magdalene Street 1840; 46, Magdalen Street 1844. Captain, Royal Navy. Advertised EFP 14/8/1834 3e. Succeeded \Thomas Hackett but appears to have been active independently before then. Sources: Maxted (1991). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.125A
SC0086. Barnstaple. Broadgate near Barnstaple, Devon. The seat of John May Esqre / lithographed by Captn.Hackett, Paris Street, Exeter. [1830?]
SC1388. Blackborough. Blackborough Church, Devon / Captn.Hackett, lithog : Exeter. [1840?]
SC2960. Tiverton. Front view of Blundell's School, Tiverton / by W.Hackett after Mrs.Boulton. 1828

HAGHE, Louis, lithographer and watercolourist. London: 17, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields 1833-65. Trading as Day & Haghe 1833-65. Born: 1806, Tournay. Died: 1885, Brixton. To England 1823. Associate but not formal partner with William Day. Worked only with left hand. President New Watercolour Society 1873-84. Sources: DNB; Engen; Twyman.
Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.97, S. 112, S.157;

HAINSSELIN, Henry, artist, print publisher. Devonport c.1840-1848; 1, St Aubyn Street 1850-51; Exeter 1843; London: 20, George Street, Euston Square 1848-49; 195, Strand 1850-51; 19, Newman Street 1852. Born in Devonport. Studied in Amsterdam. Exhibited Royal Academy. Moved to Australia 1852. Sources: Pycroft; Graves.
SC1959. Plymouth. This view of the fire in Her Majesty's Dock Yard, Devonport, on the morning of the 27th Sepr., 1840 ... / by H.Hainsselin. [1840]
SC1960. Plymouth. Devonport Harbour, and rowing regatta / by and after H.Hasselin. [1840?]
Waiting for the boat. 1851.

HAKE, W. Artist, lithographer and print publisher. Exeter. Fl. c.1844-70. Produced many views of Plymouth
Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.212.

HALL, Henry Bryan, artist. Born: 1808. Died: 1884. Sources: Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.180
SC1611. Lynmouth. Salmon Trap, Lynmouth / after H.B.Hall. 1849
SC3057. Torquay. Babbacombe / after H.B.Hall. 1849

HAMBLE, J., engraver. Fl. 1806. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 716, 2246

HAMMOND, T.
SC1580A. Lynton & Lynmouth. Barbrook Mill / by T.Hammond. [1865?]

HANCOCK, G. engraver
SC0364. Chudleigh. Entrance to Chudleigh, from Plymouth / by G.Hancock. [1850?]

HANCOCK, Robert, engraver. Born: 1730. Died: 1817. Engraver to Worcester porcelain works 1757-64. Worked in mezzotint and crayon manner. Sources: DNB.
SC1016A. Exeter. North east view of the Free School / by R.Hancock after G.Moneypenny. [1760?]

HANHART, Michael and Nicholas. Lithographers. London: 64, Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square 1839-65. Produced views of north Devon, Torquay and Dartmouth. Sources: Twyman. Imprints: Abbey Life; Abbey Scenery, Abbey Travel.

HANNAFORD, M., artist. Fl. 1852. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.198, S.224

HANNAFORD, Peter A. Bookseller. Exeter: Broadgate Place 1833-1835; 245, High Street 1836-1847. Born: Totnes, son of John Hannaford, printer. Children: sons born 14/3/1840 EFP 19/3/1840 2e, born 12/11/1841 EFP 2/12/1841 2f. Adverts EFP 8/11/1832 2d, 12/3/1835 2d. Taken business of C.Upham EFP 24/9/1835 2f. Adverts EFP 20/9/1838 2d, 13/6/1839 2f, 23/7/1840 2d, 13/5/1841 2d. List of books for sale EFP 16/9/1841 2f. Apprentices wanted EFP 23/1/1845 3f. Bankrupt EFP 1/4/1847 3e. Sources: Dredge p.119; Maxted (1991); directories. Imprints: 1846: Oliver; Somers Cocks sources: S.149; single prints: 80.

HANNAFORD, Theodore. Printer, bookseller, stationer, librarian. Totnes: Fore Street 1850d-1856d. Succeeded uncle. Established Totnes times 1860. Sources: Worth p.511. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks): c1850: 23, 25, 3405; c1855: 159.

HARDING, J, publisher. London 1804 Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.30

HARDING, James Duffield, artist, engraver and lithographer. London: 4, Gordon Square 1836-45. Born: 1798. Died: 1863. Improved lithography, developing lithotint process. Published Principles and practice of art and other manuals. Visited Devon 1828, 1858, 1859. Sources: DNB; Engen; Smiles & Pidgley. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.111, S.135.

HARES, engraver
SC0079. Barnstaple. Holy Trinity Barnstaple / by Hares. [1860?]

HARLEY, George, artist. London: 7, Augustus Square 1836. Born: 1791. Died: 1871. Watercolourist and drawing master. Sources: DNB; directories.
SC0900. Exeter. [ Broad Gate, Exeter] / after G.Harley. [1830?]

HARRIS & Co.
SC1222A. Ilfracombe. Ilfracombe / by Harris & Co.. [1850?]

HARRIS & MARDON.
SC1577A. Lynton & Lynmouth. Waters-Meet Lynmouth N.Devon. [1860?]

HARRIS Bros. Engravers. London. Fl. 1851-55

HARRIS, J., engraver. Fl. 1680-1740. Architectural and topographical engraver. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.1
SC0786. Exeter. The Cathedral Church of Exeter / J.Harris fecit. [1710?]

HARRIS, John, engraver and lithographer. Possible London addresses: 72, Newman Street, Oxford Street 1845; 37, Edward Street, Hampstead Road 1860-65. Born: 1791. Died: 1873. Chiefly produced sporting prints. Sources: Engen.
SC1319B. Ilfracombe. Ilfracombe from Hillsborough / by J.Harris after H.Symes. [1850?]
SC1617A. Lynmouth. Lynmouth and the East Lyn from the bridge / by J.Harris. [1855?]
SC1672A. Lynton & Lynmouth. Entrance to the Valley of Rocks, Linton / by J.Harris. [1855?]

HARTMAN, J.L. artist & lithographer.
SC0361. Chudleigh. Chudleigh Rocks, Devon / by & after J.L. Hartman. [1835?]

HARVEY, John. Printer, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, music seller, circulating library. Sidmouth: Fore Street 1830d-1852d. Died: EFP 10/4/1851 8f. Mentioned in advert EFP 7/2/1828 2c. Patent medicine vendor, publisher of New Sidmouth guide, and views of Sidmouth and neighbourhood and agent to County Fire and Provident Life office 1840d. Publisher of Sidmouth guide 1844d-1852d. Bankrupt EFP 23/12/1847 3a. Stamp office 1850d. Sources: Dredge p.84. Imprints: 1841: Mogridge, Russell; Somers Cocks sources: S.123, S.132, S.145; single prints: 2519, 2575, 2610, 2621, 2642, 2649, 2660,
SC3095A. Torquay. Torbay Hotel, Torbay Road, Torquay. [1860?]

HARVEY, W., artist. Perhaps William Harvey (1796-1866), wood engraver, or the engraver listed at 32, Gloucester Street, Clerkenwell 1860. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.179

HARWOOD, John, artist. London: 69, Regent's Quadrant 1836. Fl. 1829-36. Sources: directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

HARWOOD, J. Print publisher. London 1841-54. Trading as J.Harwood 1841-43; as J. & H.Harwood 1844-54. Produced nation-wide series of numbered steel engraved vignettes under the title Scenery of Great Britain 1841-43 when he was joined by F.Harwood to trade as J. and F.Harwood until about 1854.
Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.223.

HASELER, Henry. Engraver and publisher. Sidmouth. Fl. 1814-1826. Teacher of painting and drawing. Daniel Havell aquatinted thirty views after him for Scenery on the southern coast of Devonshire (Sidmouth : Wallis, 1819). Published series of lithographs. Many of his works printed in London by Hullmandel. Sources: Somers Cocks p.4. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.41, S.47, S.51, S.54, S.62, S.68A, S.73, S.75, S.123, single prints 811, 2629.

HASSELL, John, engraver, printseller and painter, London: 20, Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane 1789; 4, Gress Street, Rathbone Place 1790-93; 23, Clarges Street, Piccadilly 1796-97; 23, Bishopsgate Street 1799- 1800; 27, Richard Street, Islington 1816-19. Died: 1825. Exhibited Royal Academy 1789- 1819. Drew many topographical illustrations etched in aquatint by himself. Publ. over a dozen topographical works illustrated mostly in colour 1790-1823. Publ. Chalcographia 1811 to explain a new method of illustration developed by himself to imitate black-lead pencil and ink drawings. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Graves; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Abbey: 1793: AS38; 1800: AS76; Tooley: 1793: 277; Somers Cocks: sources S.23, S.26, S.35,

HAVELL, Daniel. engraver. London. Died: 1826? Partner with son Robert. Produced many topographical and architectural plates, mainly in the aquatint manner. Worked on plates for Valentia's Voyages and travels to India, after drawings by the traveller Henry Salt (1780-1827), published 1809. His first major work was Picturesque views of the River Thames, 1810 and he later worked on a number of publications, including Pyne's Royal residences. He engraved many views of Sidmouth and other coastal resorts in south Devon, often after Henry Haseler. Sources: Thieme & Becker. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.47, S.51, S.54, S.62, S.64, S.73, S.123, single prints: 2626, 2629

HAVELL, Frederick James, Engraver. Born: 1801, Reading, son of Luke, drawing master. Died: 1840. Engraved works after Thomas Allom. Sources: DNB; Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107.

HAVELL, Robert, engraver. London: 5, Chandos Street, Covent Garden; 3, Chapel Street, Tottenham Court Road 1823; 79, Newman Street, Oxford Sreet 1829; 77, Oxford Street 1832. Fl. 1800-1840. Brother and partner of Daniel. Issued aquatints after W.Havell (1782-1857). Published Audubon's Birds of America 1827-38. Some prints may be by his son Robert junior (fl. 1820-1850) who worked for his father and later settled in America as a landscape painter. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.41, S.87;

HAVELL, Robert Junr. Engraver. May be confused with Robert senior. The following prints specify Robert junior:
SC1349. Ilsington. An interior view of the Devon Haytor Ganite Quarries. From an original painting by J.Cartwright / engraved by Robt.Havell Junr. 1825
SC1350. Ilsington. An exterior view of the Devon Haytor Granite Quarries (pl. 2) / by R.Havell Junr.after J.Cartwright. 1825

HAVELL, William, artist. Born: 1782. Died: 1857. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1369

HAVERFIELD, John Tunstall, artist. Bideford c.1840. Born: Great Torrington, son of a commander in the Royal Navy (died 1839). Died: 8 Feb 1885, Westbourne Terrace, London. A capable amateur artist and a naval officer. He was posted to 'Constance' from the Plymouth marine headquarters in 1848 and was the second in command of the Royal Marines during its voyage to Vancouver Island in 1848, having been promoted to first lieutenant. Several of his sketches of the action around Fort Victoria are now in the archives of British Columbia. He continued in service after the voyage, retiring in 1868 as a major on full pay. Brother emigrated to Australia. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 203

HAVILL, F.J.
SC2833. Teignmouth. The Public Reading-Rooms, & Cockram's Hotel, Teignmouth / T.Allom ; F.J.Havill. 1830
SC2833-1. Teignmouth. The Public Reading-Rooms, & Cockram's Hotel, Teignmouth / T.Allom ... 1849

HAWKINS, George, lithographer. Born: 1809. Died: 1852. Some prints may be by George junior. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.137, S.142.

HAWKINS, G. Junr. Lithographer. Fl. 1838-40. Some prints may be by George senior.

HAWKINS, W., engraver. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34
SC0121. Berry Pomeroy. Berry Pomeroy Castle, Devonshire / engraved by W.Hawkins, from a drawing by W.McCraig, for the Beauties of England & Wales. 1802

HAWKSWORTH, J., may be identified with: HAWKSWORTH, Joseph, engraver, London: 20, White Lion Street, Pentonville 1799-1802; 71, Chapel Street, Pentonville 1805. John Hawksworth at 71, Chapel Street, 1811 and be identified with John Hawkesworth fl. 1819-48 who engraved St Stephen's Chapel and westminster Hall, 1835. Sources: directories; Hunnisett; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.108
SC2175. Plymouth. Belmont House, Stoke / J.Hawksworth, sc.. 1828

HAWKSWORTH, Miss, engraverImprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.36
SC1445. Lydford. Lydford, Devon / drawn by S.Prout ; etchd. by Miss Hawksworth. 1810

HAY, J.R. engraver. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.53
SC0508. Dartmouth. [ Dartmouth Castle, looking seaward] / J.Farington, R.A. delt. ; J.R.Hay, sculpt.. [1818?]

HAY, William. Print publisher. Plymouth. Fl. 1782. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.12; single prints: 2030

HAYMAN, J. Print publisher. Exeter. Fl. 1785. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S33; single prints 903, 904.

HAYWARD, J., artist and architect. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.225
SC1008. Exeter. [ Devon County Bank] / etched by J.Hayward, architect. [1860?]

HEARDER, G.P. Artist and engraver. Fl. 1832-36. Engraved many views of Plymouth and area, including for the South Devon monthly museum. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.121, S.222

HEARSON, T.
SC1319. Ilfracombe. Ilfracombe, N.Devon. [1850?]

HEATH.
SC1374. Ivybridge. Ivy Bridge Viaduct, Devonshire / after Heath. 1848

HEATH, Percy, engraver. Fl. 1820-32. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107

HEAWOOD, Thomas, engraver. Fl. 1850-79. Seems to have spent much time in Germany. Sources: Hunnisett.
SC3394. Totnes. On the Dart, near Totnes / E.M.Wimperis, pinxt ; T.Heawood sculpt. Probably from Picturesque Europe Cassell 1876-79.

HEDGELAND, P., publisher. Exeter 1806. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.33.

HENSHALL, Josiah, engraver. London: 1, Cloudesley Terrace, Islington 1832-55. Landscape and architectural engraver. Sources: Hunnisett: directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.103

HERMES, W.
SC3347A. Torquay. Tor Abbey. [1840?]

HEWETSON, I.
SC0259. Broadhembury. The Grange, seat of Alexander Baring, Esq.M.P. / I.Hewetson delt.. [1825]

HEYDON, John. Printer, bookseller, newsagent, stationer, machine ruler. Devonport 1832; 98, Fore Street 1840; 104, Fore Street 1844-1856. Married: EFP 12/4/1832 2c. Children: son died EFP 17/11/1842 2f. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks) c1859: 2187.

HIGHAM, Thomas, engraver. Born: 1796. Died: 1844. Sources: Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.43, S.103

HILL.
SC1818. Okehampton. Oakhampton Castle, Devonshire / Walmesley del. ; Hill sculp.. [1810]
SC1818-1. Okehampton. Oakhampton Castle, Devonshire / Walmesley del. ; Hill sculp.. [1810]

HINCHLIFF, John James, engraver. London: 4, Mornington Place 1845-55. Born: 1805. Died: 1875. Sources: Hunnisett; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.107
SC2174. Plymouth. Albemarle Villas, Stoke, Devonshire. - Stonehouse in the distance / T.Allom ; J.J.Hinchliff. 1830
SC2174-1. Plymouth. Albemarle Villas, Stoke, Devonshire. - Stonehouse in the .... 1832
SC2174-2. Plymouth. Albemarle Villas, Stoke, Devonshire. - Stonehouse in the .... 1849
SC2181. Plymouth. St. Michael's Terrace, Stoke Damarel, Devonshire / T.Allom ; J.J.Hinchliff. 1830
SC2181-1. Plymouth. St. Michael's Terrace, Stoke Damarel, Devonshire / T.Allom .... 1849

HITCHIN, I., artist. Fl. 1823. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.70

HIXON, William James, engraver and artist. London: 45, Leicester Square 1836. Described as animal artist 1836. May be connected with: HIXON, William, engraver, printer and printseller, London: 13, Bridges Street, Covent Garden 1799-1805. Trading: as W. and J. Hixon 1800, otherwise alone. Previously premises of Richard Newton 1800. Sources: Maxted (1977); directories. Imprints: BM Satires 1800; Somers Cocks: single prints:
SC3110. Torquay. Herons Mill near Torquay Devon. / W.J.Hixon sculp. 1824 ; J. Wilson del.. 1824

HODGE, Henry. Bookbinder, stationer, dealer in artist's materials (1870). Exeter: 25, High Street 1848; 24, High Street 1848-1849; Bampfylde Street 1850-1855+; 56, High Street 1856-1870+. Advert EFP 11/1/1865 5a. Fire at art gallery EFP 27/1/1869 5a. Sale of fire-damaged stock EFP 10/3/1869 5a. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991).Imprints: Single prints (Somers Cocks):

SC2470. Sidbury. Sidford Church, Devon. [1860?]

HODGES, William, painter, engraver and print publisher, London: King Street, St. Anne's 1766; Crown and Pearl, Leicester Fields 1768; Shrewsbury 1770- at Mr. Parker's, opp. New Church, Strand 1771-72; Pimlico 1776-78; Queen Street, Mayfair 1784-94. Born: 1744, London. Died: 6 Mar. 1797, Brixham, Devon. Pupil of Richard Wilson. Active in London and Derby where he painted theatrical scenery. Accompanied (Captain Cook on his second expedition to South Seas and superintended engraving of illustrations. In India 1778-84. His views of India engraved by himself and others. Travelled on continent 1790. Disappointed by his lack of success he retired to Dartmouth and opened a bank 1795. This also failed. Exhibited Society of Artists 1766-72, Royal Academy 1776-94. Associate Royal Academy 1786. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; J. C. Smith 1434; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Abbey: 1785-88: AT416; Tooley: 1785-88: 263; Somers Cocks sources: S.220

HOGG, Alexander, bookseller, London 1771-1824: 16, King's Arms, Paternoster Row c1778-1819; 81, Mark Lane 1820-1824. Trading: as Alexander Hogg c1778-1805; as Alexander Hogg and Co. 1806-1810; as Hogg and Co. 1811-1824. Livery Wheelwrights' Co. by 1792. Formerly journeyman to John Cooke some of whose copies he took over. Succ. C. Johnson as publisher of Wonderful Magazine. Publ. New London Magazine 1785-92. Prominent as a publisher of widely advertised works in weekly numbers known as 'Paternoster Row numbers'. Sources: Chubb; Darlington and Howgego; J. C. Smith 641; Maxted (1977) Imprints: BM Satires 1780-81, 1793; Somers Cocks sources: S.6, S.7, S.10, S.13, S.14, S.17.

HOLDSWORTH, A. H., artist. Fl. 1821-30. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.66; single prints: 467

HOLLAR, Wenceslaus. Artist and engraver. Born: 1607, Prag. Died: 1677. Lived in Frankfurt, Cologne and Antwerp. Came to England 1635. Teacher of drawing to Prince Charles. Captured by Parliamentarians at Basing but escaped to Antwerp. Returned to England 1652. Produced large map of London after fire of 1666. Visited Tangier. Produced almost 3,000 prints. Sources: DNB.
SC2041. Plymouth. [ Fort & Sound, Plymouth] / W.Hollar delin et sculp: 1676. [1676]
SC2234. Plymouth. [ Plymouth Sound and Drake's Island] / W.Hollar delineavit et sculpict 1676. 1676
SC2300. Plymouth. By Plymouth / W.Hollar fecit 1676. 1676
SC3333. Torquay. Torrensis olim abbatiae in com.Devon: nunc in ruinis, prospectus. 1842

HOLLIS, George, engraver. London 1817. Pupil of George Cooks. Sources: DNB. Born: 1793. Died: 1842. Sources: Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.48.

HOLMES, G., artist and lithographer
SC2113. Maker. In the grounds of Mount Edgecumbe, looking towards the Citadel / by and after G.Holmes. [1840?]
SC2114. Maker. In the grounds of Mount Edgecumbe, looking towards the Citadel / by and after G.Holmes. [1840?]
SC2115. Maker. From Mount Edgecumbe, looking into Cawsand Bay / by and after G. Holmes. [1840?]
SC2206. Plymouth. Victualling Office, Plymouth / by and after G.Holmes. [1840?]

HOOD, publisher. London 1809. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.34

HOOKER, artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.43

HOOPER, S., engraver. London 1773-76. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.8

HORNBROOK, T. L., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1943-4

HOYTE, William Stevenson. Printer, bookseller, stationer, librarian. Sidmouth: Fore Street 1844d-1850d. Died: EFP 20/9/1849 8f. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks): c1835: 2521, 2659, 2676; c1845: 2664, 2680.

HUGGINS, William John, artist. London: 105, Leadenhall Street 1836. Born: 1781. Died: 1845. Marine painter to George IV and William IV. Sources: DNB; directories. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2304

HULLEY, artist. Fl. 1800. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 119

HULLMANDELL Charles Joseph, lithographer. London: 51, Great Marlborough Street 1822-30, 1855-60+; 49, Great Marlborough Street 1830-50. Trading as Hullmandel & Walton 1851-60+. Earliest imprints 1818. Author of The art of drawing on stone 1824. Patentee of lithotint (no. 8683) 5 Nov 1840. Exhibited at Great Exhibition 1851. Sources: Twyman. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.116, S.123, S.208.
SC0245. Brixham. View of Brixham Quay / by C.Hullmandel. 1830
SC0246. Brixham. Brixham, view from Tor Bay showing the intended breakwater / by C.Hullmandel. [1830?]
SC0897. Exeter. Broad Gate, Exeter / Isaac Bird del. ; C.Hullmandel lithog ; printed by C.Hullmandel. 1822

HULME, Frederick William, artist and lithographer. Born: 1816. Died: 1884. Art teacher. Exhibited British Institution 1845-62, Royal Academy 1852-84. Sources: DNB. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.172
SC1767. Newton Abbot. Ford House, Devonshire / in lithotint by F.W.Hulme ; from a drawing by J.Gendall. 1847

HULSBERGH, Henry, engraver. Died: 1729. Warden of Savoy Lutheran Church. Sources: DNB.
SC0705. Eddystone. Edystone light house, being 90 foot high, 1733 / by H.Hulsbergh. [1733?]

HUSSEY & Son.
SC1146. Heavitree. Honeylands, in the county of Devon. [1840?]

HUTCHINSON, Peter Orlando.
SC2519. Sidmouth. Interior of St.Nicholas Church, Sidmouth / drawn & lithographed by Peter Hutchinson Esqr.. [1850?]
SC2650. Sidmouth. View of High-Peak Hill from Peak Hill, near Sidmouth, Devon / after P.O.Hutchinson. 1849

HYETT, W. Engraver. Fl. 1803. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.28

IMPERIAL MAGAZINE.
SC0501. Dartmouth. Dartmouth Castle, Devonshire. [1790?]

J., E. I., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.55

J.D.
SC0031A. Axminster. Axminster church, n.w. / by J.D. [1840?]

J.S. & Co. Identified as John Simmons

J.W.W., artist.
SC0279. Buckfastleigh. Buckfast Abbey, Devon / J.W.W.. [1855?]

JACKSON, J., artist. Fl. 1835-45. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 1289, 1306

JACKSON, M.
SC2152. Plymouth. Town-Hall and library, Devonport / [designer W.Harvey] ; [engraver M.Jackson]. [1850]

JACOTTET, J., lithographer. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.117
SC3036. Torquay. Babbacombe, Devot / drawn by L.E.Reed ; printed by S.Straker, London ; drawn on stone by J.Jacottet. [1828?]
SC3036-1. Torquay. Babbacombe, Devon / drawn by L.E.Reed ; printed by S.Straker,. [1828?]
SC3152. Torquay. Daddy's Hole, Torquay / drawn by L.E.Reed ; printed by S.Straker London ; drawn on stone by J.Jacottet. [1828?]
SC3280. Torquay. Park Hill, Jorquay / by J.Jacottet after E.L.Reed. [1828?]
SC3280-1. Torquay. Park Hill, Torquay / drawn by E.L.Reed ; drawen on stone by .... [1828?]

JEAVONS, Thomas, engraver. Born: c.1806. Died: 1867. Sources: Engen; Hunnisett. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.138
SC0746. Exeter. Exeter / drawn by J.M.W.Turner, R.A. ; engraved by T.Jeavons. 1829
SC1948. Plymouth. Devonport and Dock Yard, Devonshire / drawn by J.M.W.Turner, R.A. ; engraved by T.Jeavons ; printed by Mc.Queen. 1830

JEHNER, Isaac, (later JENNER), engraver, print publisher and painter, Bear Street, Leicester Fields 1777; 11, Little Cranbourne Alley 1777; 43, Fleet Street 1779; Exeter 1780-1781; 17, Shug Lane 1791. B. 1750, Westminster, s. of a German gunsmith, Died: 1806. Deformed dwarf due to accidents in childhood. App. as engraver for five years at age of 20. Produced some engravings in London c1777. Assisted William Pether the mezzotint engraver. Produced various mezzotint portraits. Also a painter. Exhibited Society of Artists 1777, 1791. Settled in Exeter 1780. Prob. a freemason. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; J. C. Smith 723-28; Graves; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints:
SC2051. Plymouth. A west south-west view of the Royal Hospital; near Plymouth / by I.Jehner after M.Blackamore. 1782

JENDLE, artist. See Gendall

JENKINS, A., engraver Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.33
SC0752. Exeter. A south view of the old bridge, Exeter / J.Coggan del. ; A.Jenkins fect.. [1806]
SC0774. Exeter. Rougemont Castle. South view and the entrance from the City / A. Jenkins sc. [1806]
SC0775. Exeter. Rougemont Castle. North view, with the sally port / A.Jenkins sc. [1806]
SC0781. Exeter. Tower on the city wall / A.Jenkins sc. [1806]
SC0920. Exeter. West view of the great conduit at Carfoix, taken down 1770 / J. Hayman del. ; A.Jenkins fect.. [1806]
SC0992. Exeter. Ancient Guildhall in Waterbear Street / A.Jenkins sc.. [1806]

JENVEY, G.J.
SC0417. Combe Martin. Combmartin Bay, Ilfracombe. [1853]

JEWELL, artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 194

JEWITT and MICKLEWOOD. George Street, Plymouth 1855h. Imprints: Single prints:
SC2025. Plymouth. The Citadel from the Sound. [1850?]

JEWITT, Ll., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 2159, 2166

JOBBINS, J.R., engraver and lithographer. London: Warwick Court c. 1825. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.225.
SC0760. Exeter. Salmon Pool, near Exeter / drawn by Fredk.Tucker, Bartholw.Yd, Exeter ; J.R.Jobbins, litho. Warwick Court. [1825?]
SC0940. Exeter. Exeter / drawn by Fredk.Tucker, Bartholm.Yd., Exeter ; J.R. Jobbins, litho, Warwick Court. [1825?]
SC1153. Holcombe Rogus. Holcombe Court, Devon / drawn by E.Ashworth, archt. ; J.R. Jobbins. [1861]
SC2261. Plymouth. Drake's Island, looking from the Hoe / by J.R.Jobbins after J. Penson. [1830?]
SC2262. Plymouth. The Citadel and Mount Batten / by J.R.Jobbins after J.Penson. [1830?]

JOHNS, I., artist. Fl. 1801-04. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.29; single prints 1928

JOHNSON artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 702

JOHNSTON, A., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.19

JONES, Frederick. Lithographic artist. Exeter: Magdalen Street 1851. Born: Bristol 1826/7. Unmarried, visiting Jane Tole, librarian 1851. Sources: Census 1851 1868/453.
SC0620. Dawlish. South Devon Railway. View of the landslip near the Parson and Clerk Rock between Dawlish and Teignmouth, December 29th 1852. 1853

JUKES, Francis, engraver and publisher, London: 10, Howland Street 1790-1802; 57, Upper John Street, Fitzroy Square 1797-1812. Trading: alone 1790-1802; as Jukes and Sargent 1809-1811. Born: 1745, Martley, Worcs. Died: 1812, Upper John Street. At first etcher end line engraver, later aquatint engraver, chiefly of topography and marine subjects. Some works executed with Robert Pollard and Valentine Green. Business connections with Switzerland severed by French Revolution. Sources: DNB; Thieme and Becker; Maxted (1977). Imprints: Abbey: 1792-94: AS512; 1795: AS514; 1797-1802: AS545; Somers Cocks, single prints:

KEENAN, Francis, artist and print publisher. Exeter 1800. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.25

KEENAN, R., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.71

KELL Bros.
SC1151A. Holbeton. Flete House, west front / by Kell Bros. [1860?]
SC1151B. Holbeton. [ Flete House, the library] / by Kell Bros. [1860?]
SC2361. Plympton St.Mary. The Priory, Plympton St.Marys, Plymouth, Devon / Kell Bros. lith, London. 1867
SC3482. South Devon. Beaconfield, South Devon / by Kell Bros. 1867

KELL, C.F., engraver
SC0591. Dawlish. Holcombe, Dawlish, Devon / C.F.Kell lith Castle St. Holborn, London, E.C.. [1855?]

KENT, R. Print publisher. Ilfracombe. Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks): 1835: 1289.

KERSHAW & Co.
SC2683. Sidmouth. Sidmouth, Devon, from Salcombe Hill. [1850?]

KERSHAW & Son.

KERSHAW, G. & Son.
SC0842. Exeter. Exeter Cathedral. [1855?]
SC0875. Exeter. Interior of Exeter Cathedral. [1855?]
SC0967. Exeter. High Street, Exeter. [1855?]

KEYS, Isaiah Waterloo Nicholson. Printer, bookseller, stationer, newsagent, circulating library. 9, Bilbury Street 1844-1847; Bilbury Street, Plymouth 1855; 46, Bedford Street 1856; 52, Bedford Street 1857-1873; 33, Whimple Street 1873-1890. Trading as I.W.N.Keys & Son 1870-1873. Born: Devonport, son of Elias, printer 12/3/1818. Died: Plymouth 4/11/1890. Poet and noted botanist. Author of botanical papers in South Devon Literary Chronicle 1846, Botanical strolls in the neighbourhood of Plymouth, 1851 and The flora of Devon and Cornwall 1865-71. Promoted penny readings in Plymouth. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991); Journal of Botany vol. 28 (1890) p.382; W.H.K.Wright West Country poets. Imprints: Single prints (Somers Cocks): c1860: 2196.

KING, C., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.227, S.228

KING, C.
SC1011. Exeter. Royal Albert Museum & Post Office, Exeter / C.King, del, Exeter. [1871]
SC1012. Exeter. Albert Museum & Post Office, Exeter / after C.King. 1871

KING, Daniel, engraver
SC0782. Exeter. The north prospect of ye cathedrall church of Exeter / by D.King. 1656
SC0783. Exeter. Exoniensis ecclesiae cath: facies occidentalis : the west prospect of the cathedral church at Exeter / Da: King sculp:. [1665?]
SC0784. Exeter. Exoniensis ecclesiae cath: facies australis : the south prospect of the cathedral church at Exeter / D: King sculp:. [1665?]
SC0785. Exeter. Exoniensis ecclesiae cathedralis, facies aquilonaris / Rich: Newcourt delin: ; Dan: King sculpsit. [1665?]

KING, George Andrew. Printer, bookseller, stationer. Kingsbridge: 1850; Fore Street 1852-1856. Printed order for reception of pauper patient used 1851. Sources: directories; Maxted (1991). Imprints: single prints (Somers Cocks) c1848: 251.

KISTE, J. A., artist. Imprints: Somers Cocks single prints: 945

KNELL Bros.
SC1764. Newton Abbot. Sandford Orleigh. Entrance front / printed by Knell Bros. [1845?]
SC1765. Newton Abbot. Sandford Orleigh. South east front / printed by Knell Bros. [1845?]
SC1766. Teignmouth. Sandford Orleigh. View from the mansion, embracing Teignmouth & the estuary of the Teign / printed by Knell Bros. [1845?]

KNIGHT, artist. Fl. 1819. Imprints: Somers Cocks sources: S.54

KNIGHT.
SC1186A. Honiton. St. Paul's Church, Honiton. [1850?]

KNIGHT, C.
SC2858. Teignmouth. Teignmouth. [1849]