Charles Edward Wagstaff - A Parochial Authority

A Parochial Authority

Charles Edward Wagstaff's original engraving and mezzotint, "A Parochial Authority" is an based on a design created by R. W. Bufs. It is printed upon early nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published in London by Arthur Graves, Charing Cross in 1836. "A Parochial Authority" is a fine, original example of the portrait art created by the British artist, Charles Wagstaff.

Original Engraving & Mezzotint by the British artist, Charles Edward Wagstaff designed by R. W. Bufs.

A Parochial Authority

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Charles Edward Wagstaff, 'Charles Wagstaff' (London, 1808 - 1850)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Publisher	-
01-		A Parochial Authority by Charles Edward Wagstaff design created by R. W. Bufs	Original Engraving & Mezzotint	1836	Published by Arthur Graves, Charing Cross
02.-		Victoria in her Coronation Robes by Charles Edward Wagstaff designed by Thomas Sully	Original Mixed Method Engraving	April 10, 1839	Published by Hodgson & Graves, Pall Mall	Sold

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Title:	A Parochial Authority
Engraver:	Wagstaff, Charles Edward (London, 1808 - 1850)
Designer:	Bufs, R. W.
Date:	1836
Medium:	Original Engraving & Mezzotint
Publisher:	Arthur Graves, Charing Cross
Note:	Charles Edward Wagstaff 'Charles Wagstaff': Despite a relatively brief life, Charles Edward Wagstaff clearly rose to the top of his artistic profession. After completing his duties as an apprentice engraver in London, he went on to engrave the portraits of such contemporaries as Prince Albert and the Duke of Wellington. Also, such famous engravings as The Coronation of Queen Victoria , The Marriage of Queen Victoria and The Golfers: A Grand Match Over St. Andrews' Links' were from his highly skilled hand.
	A Parochial Authority was published in London in 1836 and thus represents one of Charles Wagstaff's earlier engravings. It certainly, however, shows him in full command of his artistic gifts, particularly in the manner in which he combines mezzotint with the engraved line to create a full range of tones and facial expressions. This is a brilliant example of early nineteenth century engraving technique.
Size:	14 1/4 X 11 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $225.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon early nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published in London in 1836. Containing some scuffing, marginal tears and creasing near the edges. Else it is a fine, early impression bearing all the strong lines and tonal contrasts of a proof impression. A Parochial Authority represents a prime, original example of the famous engraved art of Charles Wagstaff.
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Charles Edward Wagstaff (Charles Wagstaff)

A Parochial Authority