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Saint Nicholas of Myra and Bari: his recognition as archbishop elect of Myra. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after P. Caliari, il Veronese.

Two huntsmen and their dogs having a rest amidst their prey near a stream in the countryside. Engraving by H. C. Shenton after A. Cooper.

A group of boys are smoking: they have tied the gate to prevent the man with a strap from chasing them. Etching by H.C. Shenton after W. Kidd.

While her mother sleeps, a girl keeps watch on her as her lover on bended knee kisses her hand. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after F.P.Stephanoff.

A young woman is holding a broken jug which she has brought to the man in a shop to mend. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after A. Chisholm.

An old woman is telling some children a story which they appear to be disturbed by. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after T. Stothard.

William Allen. Line engraving by H. C. Shenton after H. P. Briggs.

Queen Elizabeth I making her way to the Royal Barge moored at the quay, many courtiers, musicians, etc. either side. Engraving by H. C. Shenton after H. Melville.

A thunderstorm, with rain beating down on travellers in a mountain pass. Engraving by H. C. Shenton after L. Clennell.

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Shenton, Henry Chawner, 1803-1866

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A group of boys are smoking: they have tied the gate to prevent the man with a strap from chasing them. Etching by H.C. Shenton after W. Kidd.

Saint Nicholas of Myra and Bari: his recognition as archbishop elect of Myra. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after P. Caliari, il Veronese.

An old woman is telling some children a story which they appear to be disturbed by. Engraving by H.C. Shenton after T. Stothard.

A thunderstorm, with rain beating down on travellers in a mountain pass. Engraving by H. C. Shenton after L. Clennell.

Queen Elizabeth I making her way to the Royal Barge moored at the quay, many courtiers, musicians, etc. either side. Engraving by H. C. Shenton after H. Melville.