John Baptist Jackson Collection

Heroic Landscape with Women at Brook, Child Fishing, and Herdsmen, 1744. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Heroic Landscape with Women at Brook, Child Fishing, and Herdsmen, 1744. From Six landscapes

Statuette of Neptune, c1738. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Statuette of Neptune, c1738

Ulysses and Polyphemus, 1701-1780. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Ulysses and Polyphemus, 1701-1780

Melchisedech Blessing Abraham, from Opera Selectoria, 1743. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Melchisedech Blessing Abraham, from Opera Selectoria, 1743

Heroic Landscape with Watering Place, Riders, and Obelisk, 1744. Creator: John Baptist Jackson
Heroic Landscape with Watering Place, Riders, and Obelisk, 1744

The Marriage at Cana, engraved by John Baptist Jackson (c
877309 The Marriage at Cana, engraved by John Baptist Jackson (c.1701-80), 1740 (chiaroscuro woodcut from four blocks on two sheets) by Veronese

Venetian Set: Entombment of Christ, 1739-43. Creator: John Baptist Jackson (British, 1701-c)
Venetian Set: Entombment of Christ, 1739-43. Jackson is the best known 18th-century specialist in chiaroscuro woodcuts. Woodcuts were not popular at this time

Crucifixion, 1741. Creator: John Baptist Jackson (British, 1701-c. 1780)
Crucifixion, 1741

De Bewening Rembrandt 1738 painting National
De Bewening after Rembrandt, 1738. (painting National. Gallery, London), lamentation about the dead Christ by his relatives and friends (Christ usually without crown of thorns), John Baptist Jackson

John Baptist Jackson after Titian (English, 1701 - c. 1780), Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple [right plate], 1742, chiaroscuro woodcut in black [trial proof of key block]

John Baptist Jackson after Veronese (English, 1701 - c. 1780), The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine, 1740, chiaroscuro woodcut in black [trial proof]

John Baptist Jackson after Justus van Verus (English, 1701 - c. 1780), Algernon Sidney, chiaroscuro woodcut in tan, light brown, light gray, and dark gray

John Baptist Jackson (English, 1701 - c. 1780), The Lion, 1754, chiaroscuro woodcut on laid paper

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John Baptist Jackson, a British artist born in 1701, was known for his exceptional skill in engraving and reproducing famous artworks. His works showcased his talent and attention to detail, capturing the essence of renowned paintings by artists such as Rembrandt, Titian, Veronese, Jacopo Bassano, and Leandro Bassano. One of Jackson's notable pieces is "Heroic Landscape with Watering Place, Riders, and Obelisk" created in 1744. This artwork depicts a picturesque landscape with riders passing through a watering place while an obelisk stands tall in the background. Jackson's meticulous engravings bring life to this scene and showcase his ability to capture nature's beauty. Another remarkable work by Jackson is "The Marriage at Cana, " an engraving based on an original painting. With intricate details and delicate lines, he successfully recreates the grandeur of this biblical event. The depth and emotion portrayed in this piece highlight Jackson's mastery of capturing human expressions. In addition to religious themes like "The Crucifixion, " where he showcases scenes from Christ's suffering on the cross with great sensitivity and reverence. These engravings demonstrate not only his technical expertise but also his ability to evoke powerful emotions through art. Jackson's dedication to preserving famous artworks can be seen in his reproductions after renowned painters like Titian, Veronese, Jacopo Bassano, and Leandro Bassano. Through these engravings inspired by their original works, he pays homage to their artistic genius while adding his own touch.