Search Results: Statesman, Knights, Aristocrats, Notables from Alan Wofsy Fine Arts

London, 1804.. Stipple engraving by an unknown artist of Ambrose Rookwood, conspirator in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, a protest against anti-Catholic laws under James I. Image size: 125 x 94 mm. Sheet size: 221 x 141 mm. Light staining, especially at margins.

London, late 18th cent.. Engraving by H. Gavin after an unknown artist of the Bishop of Cambray. "Published according to Act of Parliament." Image size: 162 mm x 97 mm. Laid paper. Trimmed to plate marks. Light staining.

London, late 18th cent.. Engraving by an unknown artist of Col. John Penruddock, royalist. Image: 160 x 97 mm.

London: Nichols & Co., 1814.. Engraving by Henry Meyer after a painting by Sam Cooper of Col. George Fleetwood, one of Oliver Cromwell's Officers. Image: 230 x 152 mm. Sheet: 298 x 222 mm. Light staining.

London, 18th cent.. Engraving by T. Trotter after an unknown artist of John Bridgeman, Bishop of Chester from 1619-1642. Image size: 182 x 129 mm. Sheet size: 422 x 320 mm. Trimmed outside of plate marks. Pasted down.

London, early 19th cent.. Engraving by an unknown artist. Image: 174 x 105 mm. Sheet: 215 x 140 mm.

London, 18th cent.. Engraving by William Home Lizars after an unknown artist of Francis Willoughby (1635-1672), Parliamentary Commander who later joined the Royalists. Image size: 179 x 113 mm. Trimmed outside of plate marks. Text verso: "A wit's a feather, and a chief a rod;/ A pious man's the noblest work of God." Accompanying printed program on laid paper ca. 1680 regarding a memorial to Peregrine Bertie Willoughby.

London: W. Richardson, 1794.. Engraving by Faithorne of Francis Rous, Puritan (1579-1659). Image size: 165 x 125 mm. Trimmed within plate mark. Small hole in center of image. Creasing at upper margin.

London, 19th cent.. Engraving by Chambars after an unknown artist of General Ireton, Cromwell's son-in-law. Image: 105 x 97 mm. Sheet: 150 x 115 mm.

London, 18th cent.. Engraving on wove paper by Jacob Houbraken George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury who attended to King James I during his final illness and presided over the coronation of Charles I. "From an original picture in the possession of Mr. Kingsley." Image size: 365 x 227 mm. Sheet size: 453 x 292 mm. Full margins. Slight staining at margins.

London, early 19th cent.. Engraving by Grignion after a drawing by Wale of Guy Fawkes, conspirator, being arrested in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. "Engraved for Sydney's History of England." Image: 245 x 159 mm. Staining at edges; corners trimmed.

London: Alex Hogg, 1803.. Engraving by an unknown artist of Henry Welby, Esq. "who retired from the world and lived 44 years in Grub Street without being seen by any person." Image size: 165 x 110 mm. Trimmed within the plate mark. Stains at bottom.

London: Alex Hogg, 1803.. Engraving by an unknown artist of Henry Welby, Esq. "who retired from the world and lived 44 years in Grub Street without being seen by any person." Image size: 200 x 120 mm. Sheet size: 252 x 162 mm. Stamp verso "J. Mathews New & Secondhand Bookseller, Bristol."

London, early 19th cent.. Engraving by John Payne of Hugh Broughton, theologian. Probably from Rees Cyclopaedia v.5 after an engraving ca. 1620. Image: 178 mm x 118 mm. Sheet: 320 mm x 247 mm.

London: Fisher, Son & Co., 1831.. Stipple engraving by W. Holl of the founder of Chethem Hospital, Manchester. Image: 123 x 98 mm. Sheet: 236 x 190 mm. Edges pasted to matting.

London, late 18th cent.. Engraving by J. Miller after a self-portrait painted by Isaac Oliver, miniaturist painter. Image: 178 mm x 140 mm.

London: W. Miller and J. Carpenter, 1810.. Engraving by E. Scriven after a painting by I. Van Oost. Image: 207 x 140 mm. Sheet: 250 x 170 mm.

London, early 19th cent.. Engraving by M. Von Gucht after "a painting in Mr. Bulfinch's house" by an unknown artist. Image: 179 x 106 mm.

London, early 19th cent.. Engraving by R. Pollard after an unknown artist. Image: 182 x 134 mm.

London: William Darton, 1825.. Engraving by an unknown artist of John Hooper, Bishop of Gloucester who "suffered for the Protestant Faith under the persecution of Queen Mary the 1st, Feb, 9th 1555." Image size: 128 x 87 mm. Sheet size: 220 x 140 mm. Diagonal creasing.