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SKETCHES OF A HEAD OF A CANTOR, A HERON, A FOX, A LITTLE GIRL, AND HITCHED HORSE WITH MAN EATING BREAD
SKETCHES OF A DONKEY, A DOK, TURKISH FIGURES AND A GREEK SHEPHERD
SHEET OF STUDIES: MAN ON HORSEBACK, SEATED GIRL, HORSE'S HEAD ETC.
PLATE 28 FROM THE SERIES "CROQUIS PAR DIVERS ARTISTES"
SKETCHES OF FRENCH AND TURKISH WOMEN, A MONKEY, AND A DOG
YOUNG GREEK DEFENDING HIS FATHER
SHEET OF STUDIES: MEN ON HORSEBACK IN THE RIVER, CHILDREN WITH POLES OVER THEIR SHOULDERS, ETC.
FOX
PLATE 14 FROM THE SERIES "CROQUIS PAR DIVERS ARTISTES"
SKETCHES BY VARIOUS ARTISTS, NO. 11

Rittner

Sketches of a head of a cantor, a heron, a fox, a little girl, and hitched horse with man eating bread

1829

Rittner

Art by Rittner

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Print publisher.

From British Museum website:
J H Rittner (publisher/printer; German; French; Male; 1802 - 1840)

Also known as
Rittner, Henry; Rittner, John Henry; Rittner, J H; Rittner, Henrich; Rittner, Henri; Rittner; Rittner & Arrowsmith; Rittners Kunsthandlung

Address
12 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris (with Arrowsmith and alone) 8, Surrey St, Strand, London (1829)

Biography
Print publisher, born in Stuttgart. Based in Paris but with branches in London and Dresden. Briefly associated with John Arrowsmith (q.v.) in the late 1820s. In partnership with Goupil between 1829 and 1830, as 'Henry Rittner', then from 1831, as 'Rittner & Goupil'; prints sometimes lettered 'Rittner & Co.', see under Goupil (q.v.).