Robert Sayer

Robert Sayer, one of the foremost British map and print publishers of the mid-18th century, the print

John Bennet and Robert Sayer, London Engraving on paper, 19 1/2 x 28 1/4 inches FRAMED: 36 x 27 1/2

Engravings on watermarked laid paper Limited edition: Unknown Printer: Unknown Publisher: Robert Sayer

the evening contrasts with the cool snow," says artist Robert Pennor. Smooth transitions of color add

limited palette give this painting a warm, happy feeling," says Robert. The warm colors contrast with the

bigger,” says Roberts. Another key difference is their choice of palettes; Kyffin favoured just a handful

detail," says Robert. "The expressive rendering is a metaphor for the quickly evolving light at this

space," says artist Robert Hofherr. "In addition, the altered perspective also references the 'unreality

strict representation," says artist Robert Hofherr. "The point here is to thoroughly enjoy exuberantly

cool palette and energetic paint handling to create an almost abstract visual," says artist Robert

. "Hopefully this work captures some of the rugged beauty of the Scottish landscape," says Robert. The sides of

Moses, John Altoon, and Robert Irwin. many Ferus artists say John was the most fun and friendliest of

says, "A marked 'Robert Wood' lyre-back chair is rare indeed. This chair has gained repute from what I

of Those Royal Gardens (London: printed and sold by Robert Sayer, Henry Overton, Thomas Bowles

different age and size of the stretcher bars. They both have an engraved metal plaque--his says Robert

working condition. Sticker on underside says “Copyright 1987 Robert Sonneman for George Kovacs Exclusive