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Joseph Priestley, LLD, from an engraved portrait after Fuseli, in the possession of W Bates, Esquire, BA (engraving)
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Joseph Priestley, LLD, from an engraved portrait after Fuseli, in the possession of W Bates, Esquire, BA (engraving)
3635016 Joseph Priestley, LLD, from an engraved portrait after Fuseli, in the possession of W Bates, Esquire, BA (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Joseph Priestley, LLD, from an engraved portrait after Fuseli, in the possession of W Bates, Esquire, BA. Illustration for Old and New Birmingham by Robert K Dent (Houghton and Hammond, c 1880). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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Birmingham Esquire Fuseli Joseph Priestley Possession
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This print showcases a remarkable engraved portrait of Joseph Priestley, LLD. The image is based on an original work by the renowned artist Fuseli and is currently in the possession of W Bates, Esquire, BA. This 19th-century English School engraving captures the essence and significance of one of history's most influential figures. Joseph Priestley, a man ahead of his time, was not only a prominent scientist but also a theologian and political theorist. His groundbreaking discoveries in chemistry, including the discovery of oxygen gas, revolutionized our understanding of the natural world. The portrait itself exudes an air of intellectual prowess and wisdom. With its intricate details meticulously captured through engraving techniques, it serves as a testament to both Priestley's achievements and the artistic skill involved in creating such masterpieces. This particular print has been digitally cleaned to enhance its clarity while preserving its historical integrity. It was originally featured as an illustration for Robert K Dent's book "Old and New Birmingham" published around 1880. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand the brilliance and legacy left behind by Joseph Priestley. It serves as a reminder that even centuries later, his contributions continue to shape our understanding of science and inspire future generations.
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