SKU IB00338: Framed engraving of a theater scene from John Dryden’s The Indian Emperor, shown in a gilded wooden frame.
SKU IB00338: 18th-century watercolored engraving after John Dryden, showing a formal interior scene with seated and standing figures.
SKU IB00338: hand-colored 18th-century engraving after John Dryden, showing a court scene with several figures in period dress on a stage.
IB00338: close-up of a black engraved print on white paper, showing the printed signature "Printed by Wm. Hogarth."
Engraving titled “The Indian Emperor” (SKU IB00338), showing a theatrical scene with several people in 18th-century dress and the printed title below.
IB00338: close-up of a black-and-white engraved print with the caption “Engraved by Robt. Dodt.” visible below the image.
Back of framed engraving, IB00338, with brown paper backing and hanging wire.

John Dryden: "The Indian Emperor" - IB00338

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IB00338

Original 18th century watercolored engraving "The Indian Emperor or Conquest of Mexico" after a John Dryden painting. This engraving was achieved in January 1792 by J. Boydel, sculptor in London. England. Gilded wooden frame. Without frame: Height: 47 cm, Width: 59 cm.

Condition report

Very good condition

Dimensions:
73 cm 86 cm
USD 390
Estimate:USD 700
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