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Henry Martens, An Officer of the 1st Life Guards

Henry Martens

British · 1790–1868 · Painter

Henry Martens was an English military illustrator and artist. He worked mainly in water-color although a few oil paintings do exist. He was the eldest of three sons of… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Henry Martens, A mounted officer of the Yorkshire Hussars, circa 1840, with a trumpeter and a line of troopers of the regiment behind, watercolour heightened with whiteA mounted officer of the Yorkshire Hussars, circa 1840, with a trumpeter and a line of troopers of the regiment behindBonhams · £960≈ $1,215≈ €1,158Sign up to see
  2. Henry Martens, The Royal Artillery, 1850, 1850, watercolours each approx 24 cm by 33 cmThe Royal Artillery, 1850Olympia Auctions · £500≈ $663≈ €563Sign up to see
  3. Henry Martens, The Life Guard Band, Passing in Review, 1865, Colored aquatintThe Life Guard Band, Passing in ReviewClarke Auction Gallery · $100≈ £74≈ €86Sign up to see

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  1. Henry Martens, Events in the K***** War, five, hand coloured etching on paper
    Events in the K***** War, five
    Etching · Paper
    each: image size: (1) 42 by 60cm; (2) 41,5 by 60,5cm; (3) 40 by 60cm; (4) 41 by 61cm; (5) 41 by 60,5cm; 90 by 103 by 5cm including frame
    Strauss & Co · · Lot 41
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. ZAR 12,000–18,000View at Strauss & Co ↗

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