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Robert Strange (1721-1792) was a Scottish engraver known for his highly detailed and technically accomplished prints. His work often focused on historical and mythological subjects, as seen in his engravings of Mary Queen of Scots and Charles I, King of Great Britain. Strange's prints were popular among collectors, and he was one of the leading engravers of the 18th century. His engravings are characterized by their smooth lines, precise detail, and overall sense of elegance. He was a proponent of the "line engraving" technique, which involved meticulously carving lines into a copper plate to create an image. His works often depict dramatic and emotional scenes, reflecting the popular tastes of his time.
Born
1721
Died
1792
Sappho to Phoebus consecrates her lyre
Robert Strange
1787
Portret van Karel I, koning van Engeland
Robert Strange
1782
Charles I, King of England, with James, 1st Duke of Ham...
Robert Strange
1782
Laomedon, koning van Troje, ontdekt door Neptunus en Ap...
Robert Strange
1775
Portret van Karel I, koning van Engeland
Robert Strange
1770
Jupiter verschijnt als gouden regen aan Danaë
Robert Strange
1768
Te Deum Laudamus
Robert Strange
1767
Personificatie van Gerechtigheid (Justitia) met een str...
Robert Strange
1765
Maria met Christuskind, H. Magdalena en H. Hieronymus
Robert Strange
1767
H. Caecilia, H. Magdalena, H. Paulus, H. Johannes en H....
Robert Strange
1767
Personificatie van Zachtmoedigheid (Comitas)
Robert Strange
1763
Jozef en de vrouw van Potifar
Robert Strange
1765
Esther bij koning Ahasveros
Robert Strange
1764
Zelfmoord van Dido
Robert Strange
1768
Venus doet een blinddoek om bij Cupido
Robert Strange
1765