Sir William Williams, Chester - Stipple Engraving by W. Bond - 1798
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Original stipple engraving with the portrait of Sir William Williams, baronet, recorder of Chester, Speaker of the House of Commons and Attorney General, in wig and gown within an oval. Engraved by W. Bond after a drawing by J. Allen, from the painting kept in the town hall of Chester.
Original stipple engraving with the portrait of Sir William Williams, baronet, recorder of Chester, Speaker of the House of Commons and Attorney General, in wig and gown within an oval. Engraved by W. Bond after a drawing by J. Allen, from the painting kept in the town hall of Chester.
The publication line reads "Published Aug.t 1798 by Philip Yorke Esq.r Wrexham": this is a private copperplate, commissioned by the Welsh antiquary Philip Yorke, as the manuscript note in the upper margin also records.
Medium: Stipple engraving
Artist / after: J. Allen
Engraver / lithographer: W. Bond
Publisher: Philip Yorke, Wrexham
Date: August 1798
Dimensions: 6.3 x 9.4 in (16 x 24 cm)
Condition: Fair; the impression is mounted on a larger sheet of laid paper, toned and with creases and wear at the edges of the support; the image remains clean
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Original stipple engraving with the portrait of Sir William Williams, baronet, recorder of Chester, Speaker of the House of Commons and Attorney General, in wig and gown within an oval. Engraved by W. Bond after a drawing by J. Allen, from the painting kept in the town hall of Chester.