William Holland

'Fat and Lean' — A print by Charles Williams published by William Holland in April 1806 shewing the Cockspur-street address

William Holland (1757–1815) was a publisher of satirical and other prints.

In December 1807, Mr Holland commissioned an engraving, The Spirit of English Magic urges Mr Norrell to the Aid of Britannia and sold it from his shop at 11 Cockspur-street, although the actual printing was done at a shop at St Paul's Churchyard [11].* The print was a resounding success, selling over 700 copies in a month [11].

More about Mr Holland may be found here.

Notes

* Regrettably, the author has neglected to provide us with the name of this artist, but Mr Holland was associated with many fine artists and involved in publishing and promulgating their works.