Antique Print - JOHN GOODWIN-WINDMILL-SATIRE-PORTRAIT-GLOVER after own design - 1648
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Antique Print – JOHN GOODWIN-WINDMILL-SATIRE-PORTRAIT-GLOVER after own design – 1648

Print

John Goodwin. A Fawning Flatterer (…) – This scarce original antique print depicts a portrait of John Goodwin, half length, bearded, wearing skull-cap, collar and gown, and holding a book entitled ‘Hagio-Mastrix’; to the left, a hand offers him a book entitled ‘Moro-Mastrix’; above his head, a windmill, its sails being blown by two winds labelled ‘Errour’ and ‘Pride’; frontispiece to John Vicars, ‘Coleman St. conclave visited’ (1648).

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Description

John Goodwin. A Fawning Flatterer (…)

Engraving/etching on wove paper.
Sheet size: 13,2 x 16,9 cm. (5,2 x 6,7 inch). Image size: 12,8 x 16,8 cm. (5 x 6,6 inch).

From: John Vicars, ‘Coleman St. conclave visited’ originally published in London 1648. This ed. published by W. Richardson, London.

Made by George Glover after own design. George Glover (active 1634-1652) was active as an engraver and mainly made book illustrations.

Condition: Good, given age. A few thin spots, only visible on verso. Horizontal crease. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

Keywords: JOHN GOODWIN-WINDMILL-SATIRE-PORTRAIT

PCO-C18-03

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Dimensions 13 × 13 × 1 cm

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