Sentence examples for engraved portrait from inspiring English sources

With engraved portrait of John Smith in upper left corner.

Prints at this call number lacking separate bibliographic description: Folder 3, Print 10: Engraved portrait of late-eighteenth or early-nineteenth century male with coat of arms beneath.

Engraved portrait of Michelangelo © Michelangelo was a painter, sculptor, architect and poet and one of the great artists of the Italian Renaissance.

Martin Droeshout, (born 1560s, Brussels [Belgium] died c. 1642, London, England), Flemish-born English engraver, primarily remembered for his engraved portrait of William Shakespeare, which appeared in the First Folio edition of Shakespeare's plays (1623).

C. 1560 Brussels, Belgium c. 1642 London, England Martin Droeshout, (born 1560s, Brussels [Belgium] died c. 1642, London, England), Flemish-born English engraver, primarily remembered for his engraved portrait of William Shakespeare, which appeared in the First Folio edition of Shakespeare's plays (1623).

In 1826, he had produced another heliograph, a reproduction of an engraved portrait, which was etched by the Parisian engraver Augustin-François Lemaître, who pulled two prints.

I've actually engraved portraits on tombstones for people who are still alive.

He and his two rivals Gerard Edelinck, who was born in Antwerp but studied and developed his style in France, and Antoine Masson, who engraved portraits in the grand style represented the dominant forces in 17th-century French portrait engraving.

His name is found engraved on portraits, business cards, playing cards, and of course certificates.

"It's particularly poignant it will be presented on her anniversary". Mr Short initially engraved 5mm portraits of Jane Austen on four £5 notes, making each worth thousands of pounds.

Many would paint or engrave portraits of ancestors onto their shield, believing that it would bring them luck in battle.