A wonderful original pencil drawing (not a print) of a Hans Holbein portrait painting of Duchess of Suffolk. It isn't individually signed but they have been glued into a book and the front of the book had the name of the artist and where she lived.

They are by Emma Tayleur of Buntingsdale
She lived from Nov 29th 1800 died June 30th 1840.

The Tayleur family of Buntingsdale Hall, Market Drayton, Shropshire, seat of the Tayleur family from 1774 to 1923.

I am just selling the individual pages not the cover of the book with the details of the artist but you can see it in the photos.

I have a number of these which I will be listing. They are a great size and are really well drawn. They would look really fantastic framed.

The overall paper size is  37.5cm x 53cm

Emma lived in Buntingsdale Hall, the Tayleur family home from the late 18th/early 19th century. James Tayleur was a keen art collector, and it is possible that his collection included works after Holbein. Alternatively, it is possible that with his connections as Marquess of Headfort, he had access to the Royal Art Collection at Windsor. His granddaughter Emma perhaps did her drawings from visits to the collection, but the precision and detail of her work, along with the copy of an 18th century version of Holbein (An Unidentified Gentleman) suggests she might have had more regular and sustained access than would be available from the odd visit.

A description of the original Holbein below

A portrait drawing of Katherine, Duchess of Suffolk (1519-1580), fourth wife of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. A bust length portrait facing three- quarters to the left. She wears an embroidered collar, necklace and a medallion. Inscribed in an eighteenth-century hand at upper left: The Dutchess of Suffolk. Annotated by the artist: rot (red) and Damast (damask)