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Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Portrait Engraving to the 1800s.
Original 1805 Portrait Engraving – Mr Jonathan Battishill
Surface:
Fine laid paper, uncoloured engraving
Artist and Signature:
Drawn by Drummond
Engraved by J. Chapman
Published Jan 1st, 1805 by I. Page, 19 Warwick Square, London

Subject:
He served as organist of Christ Church, Newgate Street, St. Clement’s Eastcheap, and formerly of St. Paul’s Cathedral.

This finely executed copper engraving was issued shortly after his death and remains a superb period likeness of one of Georgian England’s most respected musicians.
Approximate age of artwork:
Dated 1805

Is the artwork framed or mounted:
Professionally framed by York Rose Framing, York – acid-free museum mountboard and conservation-grade barrier backing (full specification attached verso).
Condition Report:

Very good antique condition. The print itself remains crisp and clean with minor, expected age toning. Frame and mount in excellent presentation condition with full museum-grade backing.
Size (including frame):
Approx. 34 × 27 cm (13½ × 10½ in)
Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Portrait Engraving to the 1800s.
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