A Framed J. S. Virtue Lithograph of The 21st-Royal Scots Fusiliers

J. S. Virtue originated from major book and print publishing firm founded by George Virtue (1794-1868) in the 1820s in Britain. In 1855 James Sprent Virtue (1829-1892) took over his father's business (he had been working in the New York branch since 1848) and initiated a series of prints after great 'galleries' of pictures including the Royal Collection, Vernon Collection and the Turner Collection. In 1862 another business was opened at 1 Amen Corner, under the name of Virtue Brothers & Company. In 1865, a younger brother, William Alexander Virtue, became a partner in the family's City Road and Ivy Lane businesses. The brothers were also proprietors of Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co. Reference www.britishmuseum.org.

Size: 14" x 11"

Overall Condition: Great Condition. Not inspected outside of frame.