Two early 19th century engravings by John Frederick Lewis (1804-1876)

Two early 19th century framed engravings by John Frederick Lewis (1804-1876) One of "Jocko" the monkey published by J F Lewis 1826, the sketch in the possession of Robert Holford Esq. The other of "A German Wild Boar" etched by J F Lewis, published by Lewis in 1836. One of the animals belonging to His Majesty in Windsor Great Park. 16cm by 12.5cm ( image) 35cm by 32.5cm (frame) John Frederick Lewis (1804-1876) British of 53 Charlotte st, Portland Place, London was the son of the engraver and landscape painter Frederick Christian Lewis whose German lineage had settled in England. Lewis (Jnr) honed his skills alongside Edwin Landseer in the workshop of Sir Thomas Lawrence,. initially specialising in animal subjects.