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Edward Puckle

(active 1852), Printseller

Artist associated with 4 portraits

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Benjamin Bloomfield, 1st Baron Bloomfield, by Edward McInnes, published by Edward Puckle, after John Lilley - NPG D42731

Benjamin Bloomfield, 1st Baron Bloomfield

by Edward McInnes, published by Edward Puckle, after John Lilley
mezzotint, published 18 August 1844
NPG D42731

Lord Robert Edward Somerset, by George Thomas Payne, published by Edward Puckle, after Johann Grund - NPG D41824

Lord Robert Edward Somerset

by George Thomas Payne, published by Edward Puckle, after Johann Grund
mezzotint, published 1 January 1846
NPG D41824

Lord Robert Edward Somerset, by George Thomas Payne, published by Edward Puckle, after Johann Grund - NPG D41825

Lord Robert Edward Somerset

by George Thomas Payne, published by Edward Puckle, after Johann Grund
mezzotint, published 1 January 1846
NPG D41825

Queen Victoria, by Henry Thomas Ryall, published by Edward Puckle, and published by Gambart & Junin, after Sir William Charles Ross - NPG D33620

Queen Victoria

by Henry Thomas Ryall, published by Edward Puckle, and published by Gambart & Junin, after Sir William Charles Ross
stipple and line engraving, published 1852
NPG D33620

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