Sacred to the Memory of Anne, the beloved and lamented Consort of His Excellency Sir Adam Williamson K.B. After John Bacon. CONDE (Peter) - engraver.
Stipple engraving. [427 x 282 mm]. A female figure in classical dress with an expression of grief, her right arm around a pillar with a burning lamp. An arch surrounds her with a pedestal below containg a memorial. (Light foxing around the edges, otherwise in very good condition.) [ebc8168].
[London?]: c. 1800.
Anne Williamson was the wife of Sir Adam Williamson who was Captain General of St Domingo and Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. The print was based on John Bacon's sculpture which stood in Spanish Town Cathederal, Jamaica.
A copy can be located in the British Museum, (museum number: 1865,0708.795), as well as the V&A, (accession number: E.449-20008).
Stipple engraving. [427 x 282 mm]. A female figure in classical dress with an expression of grief, her right arm around a pillar with a burning lamp. An arch surrounds her with a pedestal below containg a memorial. (Light foxing around the edges, otherwise in very good condition.) [ebc8168].
[London?]: c. 1800.
Anne Williamson was the wife of Sir Adam Williamson who was Captain General of St Domingo and Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. The print was based on John Bacon's sculpture which stood in Spanish Town Cathederal, Jamaica.
A copy can be located in the British Museum, (museum number: 1865,0708.795), as well as the V&A, (accession number: E.449-20008).
Stipple engraving. [427 x 282 mm]. A female figure in classical dress with an expression of grief, her right arm around a pillar with a burning lamp. An arch surrounds her with a pedestal below containg a memorial. (Light foxing around the edges, otherwise in very good condition.) [ebc8168].
[London?]: c. 1800.
Anne Williamson was the wife of Sir Adam Williamson who was Captain General of St Domingo and Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. The print was based on John Bacon's sculpture which stood in Spanish Town Cathederal, Jamaica.
A copy can be located in the British Museum, (museum number: 1865,0708.795), as well as the V&A, (accession number: E.449-20008).