After Thomas Sutherland (circa 1785-1838), a set of four shooting prints, circa 1860, Partridge Shooting, Wild Duck Shooting, Grouse Shooting

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After Thomas Sutherland (circa 1785-1838), a set of four shooting prints, circa 1860, Partridge Shooting, Wild Duck Shooting, Grouse Shooting, and Pheasant Shooting, aquatint, published by Rudolph Ackermann, London, 30cm x 75cm, frames 37 x 82cm (4) Footnote: Rudolph Ackermann, (1764-1834) came from Germany. He had shop on the Strand (London) selling prints. He moved to 101 Strand then built the Repository in 1825. By 1855 he owned the 'Eclipse Sporting & Military Gallery' at 191 Regent Street. Condition:The prints are works on paper, framed under glazing - not examined external to the frame. The sheets appear in generally good order for age - no obvious tears, creasing or losses. Surface appears overall stable and colours are well preserved. Some minor foxing spots, primarily to the margins, Patridge shooting has some staining and interior surface accretions present from the upper-centre-left border edge to the edge of the plate.