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William Wordsworth, after a bust by Sir F Chantrey, RA (engraving)
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William Wordsworth, after a bust by Sir F Chantrey, RA (engraving)
7178238 William Wordsworth, after a bust by Sir F Chantrey, RA (engraving) by Weekes, Henry (1807-77); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Wordsworth, after a bust by Sir F Chantrey, RA. Illustration for The Authors of England, A Series of Medallion Portraits of Modern Literary Characters, Engraved from the Works of British Artists by Achille Collas (Charles Tilt, 1838).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving captures the essence of William Wordsworth, one of England's most celebrated writers. The print is based on a bust created by renowned sculptor Sir F Chantrey, RA, showcasing his remarkable attention to detail. In this profile portrait, Wordsworth's distinguished features are beautifully rendered, emphasizing his intellectual prowess and literary genius. His piercing gaze and thoughtful expression convey a depth of wisdom that resonates with viewers even today. The artist Henry Weekes skillfully translates the three-dimensional sculpture into a two-dimensional medium, capturing every intricate line and contour with precision. The result is an exquisite illustration that pays homage to both Wordsworth's legacy as well as the artistic mastery of Chantrey. This particular print was featured in "The Authors of England" a collection of medallion portraits depicting influential figures from British literature. Published in 1838 by Achille Collas, it serves as a testament to Wordsworth's enduring impact on the literary world during the 19th century. As we admire this stunning artwork, we are reminded not only of Wordsworth's contributions to English literature but also his profound influence on subsequent generations of poets and writers. Through his evocative verses and deep connection with nature, he continues to inspire readers around the globe.
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