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Portrait of Queen Anne Reverse Glass Print
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Portrait of Queen Anne Reverse Glass Print

17th century
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A rare royal portrait of Queen Anne reverse glass print while a princess: Her Royal Highness Princess Ann of Denmark, after Godfrey Kneller and engraved by John Smith. Circa 1692.

This beautiful reverse glass print portrays Queen Anne in her court robes before her accession to the throne of Britain. It is after the painting by Godfrey Kneller (1642-1723) who was court painter from the reign of Charles II to George I. Kneller concentrated almost exclusively on portraiture and his work is a Who's Who of the royal court. As well as his royal portraits his most famous work are the portraits of the Kit Kat Club.

John Smith (1652-1743) was a pioneer of the mezzotint process. Born in Northampton he came to London as an apprentice to Jan Van der Vaart. In 1688 he became chief engraver to Kneller, engraving over a 100 of his portraits.

Presented in a Nineteenth Century Hogarth frame.

This antique reverse glass print is available to view at our London antique shop. We ship worldwide.

Physical Dimensions
Height
41cm (16.14")
Width
30.2cm (11.89")
Declaration

Reindeer Antiques has dated this Reverse Glass Portrait Print to the 17th Century.

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SA1178419
Dealers Internal Reference
BA1514c
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A rare royal portrait of Queen Anne reverse glass print while a princess: Her Royal Highness Princess Ann of Denmark, after Godfrey Kneller and engraved by John Smith. Circa 1692.
This beautiful reverse glass print portrays Queen Anne in her court robes before her accession to the throne of Britain.
Reindeer Antiques

It is after the painting by Godfrey Kneller (1642-1723) who was court painter from the reign of Charles II to George I. Kneller concentrated almost exclusively on portraiture and his work is a Who's Who of the royal court. As well as his royal portraits his most famous work are the portraits of the Kit Kat Club.

John Smith (1652-1743) was a pioneer of the mezzotint process. Born in Northampton he came to London as an apprentice to Jan Van der Vaart. In 1688 he became chief engraver to Kneller, engraving over a 100 of his portraits.

Presented in a Nineteenth Century Hogarth frame.

This antique reverse glass print is available to view at our London antique shop. We ship worldwide.

Height
41cm (16.14")
Width
30.2cm (11.89")
Date of Manufacture

Reindeer Antiques has dated this Reverse Glass Portrait Print to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1178419
Dealers Internal Ref
BA1514c
Reindeer Antiques
Reindeer Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2019

Specialists in english antique furniture from the early seventeenth century to the early nineteenth century. Based on kensington church st.

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An antique reverse glass print depicting Queen Anne seated in a teal gown and ermine cloak within a dark timber frame.
Portrait of Queen Anne Reverse Glass Print
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An antique reverse glass print depicting Queen Anne seated in a teal gown and ermine cloak within a dark timber frame.
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Reverse glass printing, popular during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, involves applying a printed image face-down onto glass and hand-colouring it from the reverse side to create luminous artwork.

Craftsmen adhered an uncoloured paper print directly onto glass using varnish, scraped away the paper backing until transparent, and painted pigments onto the exposed reverse layer.

Authentic period examples feature handmade glass with slight imperfections, natural paint craquelure, period-appropriate timber framing, and age-consistent oxidisation to the backing materials.

Position the portrait as a singular focal point above a console table or mantelpiece, contrasting its dark tones against neutral walls and combining it with brass lighting fixtures.

Display the artwork away from direct sunlight and changing humidity levels, cleaning only the front exterior glass with a dry microfibre cloth without liquid cleaners.
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