Identifier: paintingineng05walp (find matches)
Title: Anecdotes of painting in England : with some account of the principal artists, and incidental notes on other arts
Year: 1826 (1820s)
Authors: Walpole, Horace, 1717-1797 Vertue, George, 1684-1756 Dallaway, James, 1763-1834
Subjects: Painting Painters Artists Engravers Gardening
Publisher: London : Printed at the Shakspeare Press, by W. Nicol, for John Major
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

View Book Page: Book Viewer
About This Book: Catalog Entry
View All Images: All Images From Book
Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book.

Text Appearing Before Image:
ng, (when Prince) in the robes ofthe garter. (Duke of York, Cornwall and Albany,oval 4to. 5/. S.) Henry, Earl of Northampton. I never sawthis print. (Uncertain.) Francis Manners Earl of Rutland. (8vo.)Sir Walter Raleigh, in an oval, arms and de-vices. Sim. Pass sculps. Comp. Holland exc.(oval 4to.) Archbishop Abbot, ditto, with a view of Lam-beth. Pass and Compton. Another, 1616, Lond. but without Lambeth,and Hollands name. Thomas Earl of Arundel (the great collector)oval, arms, Michael Janss. Mirevelt pinx. andSim. Passseus sculps. L. Compt. Holl. excu. (4to.in armour.) William Earl of Pembroke, do. white staff,arms. Pa. V. Somer pinx. 1617. To be sold byJo. Sudbury and G. Humble. (4to.) And PhilipEarl of Montgomery, do. (4to.J Richard Earl of Dorset, Baron Buckhurst, do.sold in Popes-head alley. (4to. 19/. 8s. 6d. S.) Frances Howard Countess of Somerset, a cu-rious print of a curious person. It is a small* * Ames, p. 162, mentions another very like this, but withsome few variations.
Text Appearing After Image:
REIGN OF JAMES THE FIRST. 51 oval, the hair very round and curled, like a wig,ruff. S. Pa. sculp. (Jewel in her head-dress,41. 14s. 6d. S.) Lon. Corap. Holl. exc. I have aprint likewise of her husband, by the same, (oval4to. 61. 12s. S. In the robes of the garter.) and aminiature of him in his latter age by Hoskins. Inboth, his face is a sharp oval, and his hair fair.Proofs that the print given of him among theillustrious heads, which is a very robust blackman, is not genuine. William Knollis Viscount Wallingford, in anoval, with a hat like Lord Bacon. I am not cer-tain by which Pass, I believe by Simon. (J. Hind,exc. 1617.) James Hay Baron of Saley, afterwards Earl ofCarlisle; graved by Pass, and sold by Sudburyand Humble. (10/. 10*. S.) John King Bishop of London, oval, twelveLatin verses. Nicola Lockey pinx. et fieri cu-ravit, et Simon Passeeus sculpsit. Lancelot Andrews, Bishop of Ely, 1618. Qu.by which Pass ? (Simon.) I have a small neat head in an oval of ChristinaPopping, in a

Note About Images