Sketches of a head of a cantor, a heron, a fox, a little girl, and hitched horse with man eating bread
Charles Tilt
1829
Art by Charles Tilt
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Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Woman in Front of Mirror
Charles Tilt
n.d.
Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Prince Albert, after V. Gortz-Gotha
Charles Tilt
n.d.
Vignette from “The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured”
Charles Tilt
c. 1830s
Sketches by various artists, no. 11
Charles Tilt
1830
Sketches of a donkey, a dok, Turkish figures and a Greek shepherd
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of fox hunting, a rabbit, a dog, and a child drawing on a wall
Charles Tilt
1829
Sketches by various artists, no. 12
Charles Tilt
1830
Sketch of men playing cards
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of a monk, a dog, man on a donkey, woman with fashionable hairdo, chlidren playing with a cart, and a peasant woman
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of tow horses, men hauling a boat, and horses pulling a cart
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of French and Turkish women, a monkey, and a dog
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of a head of a Turk, a hunter, a dog, a cat, a child smoking, a man in a coat of armor, and horses
Charles Tilt
1829
Sketches of a well, a woman feeding chickens, and children in front of a farmhouse
Charles Tilt
1829
Sketches of a Turkish village, a cart, Greek head, and two Albanians dueling
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of monekys, dog, and Turkish figures
Charles Tilt
1829
Sketches of camels and Turkish figures
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Sketches of a Turkish boat, camels, horses at a well, and Turkish figures
Charles Tilt
1829-1830
Scaling a Wall
Charles Tilt
1829-30
Biography
English, 1797-1861
Notes:
Print publisher. From the British Museum website:
Charles Tilt (publisher/printer; dealer/auction house; British; Male; c.1815 - 1853; fl.)
Also known as
Tilt, Charles; Tilt & Bogue
Address
8 Surrey Street Strand (c.1830) 86 Fleet Street, London (1829-1837, 1841).
Biography
Print publisher and dealer. According to a Cruikshank print (1859-3-16-595), he was also a licensed dealer of stamps. Took David Bogue (q.v.) as partner in 1841, and retired the following year. Worked frequently in partnership with publishers in Paris, such as Rittner.
Numerous lists of his publications are to be found bound at the back of his various books: eg Thomas Hood's 'Comic Annual'
Trade card in Heal Collection (Heal,111.148) advertises "Charles Tilt, Bookseller, Stationer, and Publisher. St. Brides Avenue, 86 Fleet Street. Foreign Orders executed & Schools Reading Societies supplied on liberal terms."
Bibliography
Vizetelly's memoirs I p.108
Charles Tilt (publisher/printer; dealer/auction house; British; Male; c.1815 - 1853; fl.)
Also known as
Tilt, Charles; Tilt & Bogue
Address
8 Surrey Street Strand (c.1830) 86 Fleet Street, London (1829-1837, 1841).
Biography
Print publisher and dealer. According to a Cruikshank print (1859-3-16-595), he was also a licensed dealer of stamps. Took David Bogue (q.v.) as partner in 1841, and retired the following year. Worked frequently in partnership with publishers in Paris, such as Rittner.
Numerous lists of his publications are to be found bound at the back of his various books: eg Thomas Hood's 'Comic Annual'
Trade card in Heal Collection (Heal,111.148) advertises "Charles Tilt, Bookseller, Stationer, and Publisher. St. Brides Avenue, 86 Fleet Street. Foreign Orders executed & Schools Reading Societies supplied on liberal terms."
Bibliography
Vizetelly's memoirs I p.108