Chantrey Collection

Suffragettes Swimming Hot Air Balloon Muriel Matters
A cartoon illustration by Alfred Chantrey Courbold (1852-1920) of suffragettes swimming towards a flotilla of toy boats. Behind them are large Votes for Women banners whilst pro-suffrage leaflets

United KIngdom. London. Trafalgar Square and the statue of K
United KIngdom. London. Trafalgar Square with the equestrian statue of the king George IV. Bronze. Sculpted by Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey (1781-1841). Date: 20080327

Sir Francis Chantrey
SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY Sculptor and art patron Date: 1781 - 1841

Dawson Art Course advertisement
A page from The Bystander, 15 March 1916, advertising a postal art course under the tutelage of Mr Charles Dawson, described as one of Londons most successful designers of Pictorial Publicity

The Chantry Medal - Francis Leggatt Chantrey
The Chantry Medal. Francis Leggatt Chantrey (1781-1841) was an English sculptor and benefactor. Date: circa 1842

Portrait drawing by Phil May of Alfred Chantrey Corbould
Brother Brushes - Portrait drawing by Phil May of Alfred Chantrey Corbould (?-1920) - painter, illustrator and Punch magazine artist

Chantreys Famous Shot, with which he killed two woodcocks -- apparently the previous day he killed a hare and a rabbit, also with one shot. It is also claimed that he was blind in one eye

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