Print: This is a full uncut sheet, sheet No 5230, showing eight rural and comical life and include:
 
View from the Cliffs (a family stand on top of the cliffs with one looking through a telescope at the ships) – The Irate Father (The father has obviously caught a young man most probably just talking to his daughter, he is not amused and appears to strike him with a cane thinking his motives are not honourable) – The Crossing Sweeper (A Georgian styled couple give a coin to the crossing sweeper, someone who would have cleared the street so their cloths didn’t get dirty) – The Dog and the Door Knocker (Two children watch as the dog tries to reach the door knocker of a large front door) – The Water Pots (a lady and her daughter stand next to the well filling their water pots, palm trees are in the background and cactus in the front – The Welcome Arrival (A young lady catches the arm of her mother and points to the man just approaching over the stile) - Lady & Bird (An Elizabethan styled lady releases a bird from the window while her greyhound looks on) - Measuring Heights (Two siblings compete – Who is the tallest)

Kronheim never gave them titles, so these were attributed to them when they were first listed in The Baxter Times of the 1920’s and at the same time numbered 243 to 250
 
This is part of the well documented ‘New Hall Vault sale’ held at Christie’s in 1987, for full information please see https://www.georgebaxter.com/christie-s-new-hall-vault-sale-1987
 
Date: 1850’s / 1860’s
 
Approx. size (cm ht x w): 34 x 47 (Full Sheet)
 
State: On the full uncut sheet as taken from the printing press including registration holes to help align the colours blocks
 
Condition: Excellent colours some toning and small nicks to sheet edges, please see images