John Chamberlaine Collection

Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1793. Creator: Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815); John Chamberlaine
Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1793

Sir Thomas Elyot, 1794. Creator: Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815); John Chamberlaine
Sir Thomas Elyot, 1794

Sir Henhy Guldeford, 1792. Creator: Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815); John Chamberlaine
Sir Henhy Guldeford, 1792

Lord Rich, 1794. Creator: Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815); John Chamberlaine
Lord Rich, 1794

The Lady Marchioness of Dorset, (1812). Creator: E Bocquet
The Lady Marchioness of Dorset, (1812). Portrait of Margaret Wotton, Marchioness of Dorset (1486-1535), second wife of Thomas Grey, 2nd Marquess of Dorset, and mother of Lady Jane Grey

Sir Thomas Elyot 1794 Francesco Bartolozzi British
Sir Thomas Elyot, 1794. Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815), John Chamberlaine, after Hans Holbein (German, c. 1465-1524)

Sir Henhy Guldeford 1792 Francesco Bartolozzi
Sir Henhy Guldeford, 1792. Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815), John Chamberlaine, after Hans Holbein (German, c. 1465-1524)

Lord Rich 1794 Francesco Bartolozzi British 1727-1815
Lord Rich, 1794. Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815), John Chamberlaine, after Hans Holbein (German, c. 1465-1524). Color stipple engraving; sheet

Sir Thomas Wyatt 1793 Francesco Bartolozzi British
Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1793. Francesco Bartolozzi (British, 1727-1815), John Chamberlaine, after Hans Holbein (German, c. 1465-1524)

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Francesco Bartolozzi's Portraits: A Glimpse into 18th Century British Society Discover the captivating world of 18th century British high society through the eyes of renowned Italian engraver Francesco Bartolozzi. His portraits of Sir Thomas Wyatt (1793), Sir Thomas Elyot (1794), Sir Henry Guldeford (1792), Lord Rich (1794), and the Lady Marchioness of Dorset (1812) offer a glimpse into the elegance and sophistication of the time. John Chamberlaine, the common thread among these subjects, was likely a patron or patroness of the arts, supporting Bartolozzi's work and contributing to the preservation of these stunning images. Bartolozzi's masterful technique and attention to detail bring these historical figures to life, allowing us to appreciate their beauty and significance in British history.