Faiths victorie in Romes crueltie [graphic].
1673
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Title
Faiths victorie in Romes crueltie [graphic].
Edition
[State 2 of 2].
Created/published
[London] : Printed, coloured, & sold by Iohn Garrett at the Royall Excha[n]ge in Cornhill up [the] stayres, [ca. 1673?]
Description
1 print : etching and engraving ; printed area 315 x 390 mm
Associated name
Material base
paper
Summary
Anti-catholic print showing English Protestant martyrs, chiefly those burned to death by order of Queen Mary in 1555-1556, standing around a bonfire. Several figures are identified with letters and mentioned in 6 columns of verse text below: Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury (A), holding his hand in the flames; on the far right, Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester (B) and, between the two, Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London (C); at lower right, John Hooper, Bishop of Gloucester (D); at lower left, John Philpot (E); to the left of the fire, and holding a bundle of faggots, John Bradford (F); behind him, John Rogers (G); to the right of the fire, beside Latimer, Laurence Saunders (H); behind Cranmer, Rowland Taylor (I); behind Philpot, Thomas Bilney (K); between Philpot and Bradford, Robert Ferrar (L); behind him, Robert Glover (M). Behind these identified individuals, a mass of other figures, some of them named in the verses.
Note
Title from item.
Description based on print trimmed within plate mark.
An earlier state with the imprint "Sould by Tho: Iener at ye Excha:" [i.e. Thomas Jenner, ca. 1630] exists as a unique known copy at the British Museum. According to Malcolm Jones, John Garrett acquired most of Jenner's stock at the time of the latter's death ca. 1673.
Description based on print trimmed within plate mark.
An earlier state with the imprint "Sould by Tho: Iener at ye Excha:" [i.e. Thomas Jenner, ca. 1630] exists as a unique known copy at the British Museum. According to Malcolm Jones, John Garrett acquired most of Jenner's stock at the time of the latter's death ca. 1673.
Publications about material
The print in early modern England : an historical oversight / Malcolm Jones. New Haven : Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art by Yale University Press, c2010, p. 59-60.
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Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
ART 265- 962 (size M)
Folger-specific note
This copy reproduced in Malcolm Jones, The Print in Early Modern England, p. 60. Only other copy known is located at the Huntington Library, California in vol. 2 of Bull, Richard, 1725-1806, collector. [Extra-illustrated Biographical history of England, from Egbert the Great to the Revolution.] [London?, between 1769 and 1774]
Folger accession
265962