Lady Audley, His Majesty's Collection Drawing by Hans Holbein Engraved by F.Barolozzi Antique original engraving 1700's

- Lady Audley
- Original 1700's engraving by F.Bartolozzi
- His Majesty's Collection
- Original brown Hogarth frame to edge (no glass)
- See photos for condition , but good!)
- 20.8x32.3cm Image

This striking engraving by Hans Holbein depicts an unknown woman from the late 1700s. The finely detailed copper engraving was produced in the United Kingdom and is an original piece, not a licensed reprint. Measuring 30cm in height, this small print is perfect for art enthusiasts looking to add to their collection. The production technique used to create this piece results in a crisp and detailed image, making it a valuable addition to any art print collection. The artist, Hans Holbein, is renowned for his portraits and this piece is no exception. This print would make a beautiful addition to any home or office and is sure to impress art lovers and collectors alike

Francesco Bartolozzi Italian , 1727 - 1815View more from Bartolozzi Born in Florence in 1727, Bartolozzi studied at the local Academy of Fine Art. He then moved to Venice and joined the workshop of the noted print-seller Joseph Wagner when he was eighteen, making engravings after the works of contemporary Venetian painters. Bartolozzi would become pre-eminent during his lifetime in the stipple method of engraving and is generally regarded as the greatest proponent of the technique.

Bartolozzi’s prints were greatly appreciated by English patrons visiting Venice, and in 1764 he was commissioned to engrave Guercino’s drawings in the British Royal Collection. Appointed as Engraver to the King, in 1768 he was a founding member of the Royal Academy. Bartolozzi remained in England for thirty-eight years, only leaving to become director of the Academy of Fine Art in Lisbon where he died in 1815.