Bristol Zoological Gardens: After John West Giles (1830-1865) - 'Jupiter’ by John Burbidge, June 24th, 1853

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Bristol Zoological Gardens: After John West Giles (1830-1865) - 'Jupiter’ by John Burbidge, June 24th, 1853Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Bristol Zoological Gardens, Bristol, England Date: c. 1853 Height: 16 Width: 17. 75 Depth: 1. 25 (all in frame) After John West Giles (1830 1865) the beautiful stipple engraving showing the seated lion 'Jupiter,' published by John Burbidge, Clifton, June 24th 1853 and with a dedication to the lower margin reading; 'To the committee of the Bristol & Clifton Zoological Society, this portrait of their

5 inches without / 18

Even after their establishment as a key feature of early medieval architecture they continued to be based in religious circumstances even up until the Renaissance period almost 500 years later

whilst the other shows a staged play that the girl has obviously made for her parents showing Emile and other toys in a theatrical composition

5” high (each)

with some interesting pencil annotations to one side mentioning customers names and measures

As Bamboo does not die in the winter but remains upright and evergreen even in very cold weather it has come to be known as a sign meaning long friendship and as a bringer of happiness

To the reverse of the picture there is a Reeves stamp and a picture framers label (in part)

ephemeral beauty

pearl necklace

5” (to include seals)

Socle: 7” diameter

In 1836 he was awarded 1

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