Stacpoole, Frederick (1813-1907; English), after Rivière, Briton (1840-1920; English) Charity Engraving, 45.3 x 62.3 cm (image) Donated by William Agnew, 1876 National Gallery of Victoria (p.182.5-1) One of the prints after Rivière donated in 1876, all signed by both painter and print-maker. This particular impression is stamped at lower left (“Printseller’s Association: XDC”). A version
Stacpoole, Frederick (1813-1907; English), after Rivière, Briton (1840-1920; English) ‘All that was left of the ‘Homeward Bound’ Engraving, 47.4 x 67.3 cm (image) Donated by William Agnew, 1876 National Gallery of Victoria (p.182.6-1) This was one of four engravings after Rivière donated together in 1876. All four are signed by both the painter and the
Stacpoole, Frederick (1813-1907; English), after Rivière, Briton (1840-1920; English) Circe and the Friends of Ulysses Engraving, 41.2 x 78 cm (image) Donated by William Agnew, 1876 National Gallery of Victoria (p.182.7-1) Like the other engravings after Rivière donated in 1876, this impression is signed by both painter and print-maker. Rivière’s original painting of Circe presiding