Benjamin Bradley
Print
22/04/1737 (published)
22/04/1737 (published)
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Print, portrait of a man, three-quarter-length, seated beside a table, holding a pipe in his right hand. Beneath, within a cartouche are a soldier and a gentleman, looking at a lady and a lion both smoking pipes.
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Title | Benjamin Bradley (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Mezzotint |
Brief description | Print, portrait of Benjamin Bradley, opponent of Walpole's excise bill, mezzotint by John Faber II, 1737 |
Physical description | Print, portrait of a man, three-quarter-length, seated beside a table, holding a pipe in his right hand. Beneath, within a cartouche are a soldier and a gentleman, looking at a lady and a lion both smoking pipes. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'Behold the Man, who, when a gloomy Band Of vile Excisemen... Heave to thy Stopper and compleat thy Bliss/ The Best in Christendom without Excise,/ Bradly's best Virginia/ Arth. Pond Pinx. J. Faber. fe. Published the 22. of April. 1737.' (Lettered with 8 lines of verse and on a sheet of paper on the table) |
Credit line | Given by Edgar Seligman |
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Accession number | E.4917-1960 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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