Original 1826 stipple engraving with the portrait of Charles Watkins, barrister of the Middle Temple, seated and half length. Cut by Edward Scriven after a painting by Ashby and published in London by J. & W. T. Clarke, Portugal Street.
Original 1826 stipple engraving with the portrait of Charles Watkins, barrister of the Middle Temple, seated and half length. Cut by Edward Scriven after a painting by Ashby and published in London by J. & W. T. Clarke, Portugal Street.
Medium: Stipple engraving.
Artist / after: after the original painting by Ashby, in the possession of R. S. Vidal.
Engraver: E. Scriven.
Date: 12 August 1826.
Source: London, J. & W. T. Clarke, Portugal Street.
Dimensions: 5.7 x 8.3 in (14.5 x 21 cm).
Condition: Clean paper, with light overall toning and one very faint spot in the right margin. Good impression.