Portret van Richard Tyrrell 1759 - 1765
jamesmcardell
pencil drawn
yellowing
yellowing background
photo restoration
historical photography
portrait reference
old-timey
yellow element
19th century
portrait drawing
This mezzotint engraving by James McArdell depicts Richard Tyrrell, a British naval commander, and dates to 1759-1765. The work, which is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, features a detailed representation of Tyrrell in his naval uniform. The image showcases McArdell's skill in capturing subtle details and creating a realistic and evocative portrait. McArdell was a leading mezzotint artist of the 18th century known for his portraiture and work for the Royal Academy. The background of the print includes a depiction of a ship at sea, further emphasizing Tyrrell's naval career. The image exemplifies the popularity of portraiture as a means of documenting important figures and events in British history.
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