Accession number
PML 146432, leaf 002 (followin
Creator
Stadler, Joseph Constantine, etcher.
Published
[London] : Published May 31, 1804 by Richard Phillips, 71 St. Pauls Church Yard, [1804]
Notes
Frontispiece plate from v. 2 of The correspondence of Samuel Richardson (London : Richard Phillips, 1804).
The individuals represented in the print are identified in a list engraved below the image.
Library's copy trimmed within plate mark with loss of imprint statement.
Print bound in following leaf 2 of v. 4 of a set of 4 scrapbooks compiled by William Upcott containing prints and portraits, autographs, manuscripts, facsimiles, ephemera and printed memorabilia, clippings, and original drawings pertaining to the lives of notable persons (see PML 146429-32).
The individuals represented in the print are identified in a list engraved below the image.
Library's copy trimmed within plate mark with loss of imprint statement.
Print bound in following leaf 2 of v. 4 of a set of 4 scrapbooks compiled by William Upcott containing prints and portraits, autographs, manuscripts, facsimiles, ephemera and printed memorabilia, clippings, and original drawings pertaining to the lives of notable persons (see PML 146429-32).
Description
1 print : aquatint, hand colored ; image: 121 x 166 mm; sheet 170 x 210 mm
Summary
Print shows Richardson, "In his usual morning dress", seated at far left, reading from an open volume in his hand to a group of six men and women seated in the room at right; they are identified as, from left to right: Mr. Mulso, Mr. Edw. Mulso, Miss Mulso afterwards Mrs. Chapones, Miss Prescott afterwards Mrs. Mulso, The Revd. Mr. Duncombe, and Miss Highmore afterwards Mrs. Duncombe.
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