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Title: Catalogue of the Engraved Work of David Edwin
Author:
Mantle Fielding (American, New York 1865–1941)
Engraver:
David Edwin (American (born England), Bath 1776–1841 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Publisher:
Press of Wickersham Printing Co. (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
Sitter:
Rev. James Abercrombie (American, 1758–1841)
Sitter:
Aldus Manutius, the Elder (Italian, Bassiano, Papal States 1449–1515 Venice)
Sitter:
Sir Samuel Auchmuty (British, New York 1758–1822 Dublin, Ireland)
Sitter:
William Cliffton (American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1771–1799)
Sitter:
Richard Cumberland (British, Cambridge 1732–1811 London)
Sitter:
Charles Cornwallis (British, London 1738–1805 Ghazipur, India)
Sitter:
Bryan Edwards, Esq. (British, Westbury, Wiltshire 1743–1800, Southampton)
Sitter:
Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
Sitter:
Henri Louis Lekain (French, Paris 1729–1778 Paris)
Sitter:
Isaac Smith, Esq. (American, 18th–19th century)
Sitter:
Anne Brunton Merry (British, London 1769–1808 Alexandria, Virginia)
Sitter:
William Warren (American (born England), Bath 1767–1832 Washington, D.C.)
Date: 1905
Medium: Illustrations: stipple engraving
Dimensions: 13 x 10 in. (33 x 25.4 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1942
Object Number: 42.501
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