Catalogue of an Exhibition of Portraits Engraved by William Faithorne ...: From the Sixteenth of Feb

This is a catalogue of an exhibition of portraits engraved by William Faithorne, held from February 16th to March 4th. Published in 1893, this detailed catalogue from the Grolier Club offers a glimpse into the works of the esteemed 17th-century English engraver, William Faithorne (c. 1616-1691). Faithorne, a prominent figure in the history of English printmaking, was celebrated for his skill in portraiture. This catalogue meticulously lists and describes the exhibited engravings, providing valuable information for art historians, collectors, and anyone interested in the art of portrait engraving and the life and work of William Faithorne. A valuable resource for understanding the art and artistic milieu of 17th century England.

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