The Infant Roscius Master Grossmith As He Appeared At The London Theatres In The 6th. Year Of His Age In The Character Of Richard III Aquatint Engraving Circa.1824 Achilles Traditionally understood to be by

Traditionally understood to be by Paul Sandby

he taught himself astronomy becoming one of the most respected astronomers of his day

French School 18th century reverse glass painting

and birds' nests earned him the nickname ‘Bird’s Nest’ Hunt

One frame (Autumn) a later 18th

The Infant Roscius Master Grossmith As He Appeared At The London Theatres In The 6th. Year Of His Age In The Character Of Richard III Aquatint Engraving Circa.1824 Achilles Traditionally understood to be byThe Infant Roscius, Master Grossmith of Reading as he appeared at the London Theatres in the 6th. Year of his Age, 1824. In the Character of Richard III. Rare hand coloured aquatint engraving by P Roberts after C Hancock. 26. 5 by 36. 5 cms image. 40 by 51 cms framed overall. Master William Grossmith 1818 1899, Celebrated early 19th. Century child actor, he later established himself as the leading Victorian manufacturer of prosthetic limbs.