[Three plates printed on one page] [pt.1] The statue of the sometime famous Guy ... [pt.2] The portraicture of Iohn Rous ... [pt.3] The prospect of Guye's Cliffe...impensis... Richard Mead, M.D....Samuelis Mead [graphic] / [Wenceslaus Hollar] ; M.B., sculp.
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Title
[Three plates printed on one page] [pt.1] The statue of the sometime famous Guy ... [pt.2] The portraicture of Iohn Rous ... [pt.3] The prospect of Guye's Cliffe...impensis... Richard Mead, M.D....Samuelis Mead [graphic] / [Wenceslaus Hollar] ; M.B., sculp.
Variant title
Pennington title: Guy's Cliff
Created/published
[Great Britain?] : [s.n.], [17th century]
Description
1 print : engraving ; 12 1/2 x 7 3/4 in.
Associated name
Material base
paper
Summary
Engraving is in three separate parts: (a) at bottom, (b) and (c) next to one another at top. (a) is labeled "The prospect of Guye's Cliffe from the meadows on the north-east thereof." A house with three tall chimneys and a small chapel separate on l., and the river Avon in foreg. Below image is a tablet with refs A-N, referring to various labeled parts of image. (b) A statue of a knight in chain mail with sword and shield standing under a carved canopy, with an inscription: "The statue of the sometime famous Guy standing here within the chapell of St. Mary Magdalen." Inscribed in lower r. corner: "M.B. s." (c) A scribe seated in a stone seat with a carved coat of arms, writing on a voluminous scroll. Above is a tablet lettered: "The portraicture of Iohn Rous, sometime a chantry-priest here, as it was taken from an antient roll, drawne by himself, wherein the pictures of the Earles of Warwick are also curiously delineated." Inscribed in lower r. corner: "M.B. sculp."--Adapted from Pennington.
Note
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Cited/described in
Pennington, R. Descriptive catalogue of the etched work of Wenceslaus Hollar, no. 978
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Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain.
Call number
ART File G986 no.2 (size S)
Folger-specific note
After the original plates by W. Hollar. See DA 670, W3 D85 Cage. Dugdales' Warwickshire.
Folger accession
cs1483