The Harlowes pass judgement on Clarissa (Clarissa, Rivington 1768 fig1) - Wale
Image series :
Notice n°1 sur 8 Notice suivante
Date :
1768
Type of image :
Gravure sur cuivre, eau-forte
Dimensions (HxL cm) :
13.3x7.6 cm
Topic :
Storage Location :
FaD 7350, T1 (slide 7279)
Description
Clarisse is summoned before the Harlove family assembly to give an account of Lovelace's visits to her during her stay with her friend Miss Howe.
Clarisse is seated on the left, next to her mother, looking at the reader.
Opposite her and on the other side of the engraving, Clarisse's brother James has his arm in a sling following the wound Lovelace inflicted on him in a duel. His sword can be seen at his side.
Mr. Harlowe, who suffers from gout, holds a cane and has a bandaged foot (CH1985, L7 pp. 58-61; CH1999I, pp. 87-91).
History :
- Above the engraving on the left, "Front[ispice] Vol. I".
Below engraving on left "S. Wale inv[enit] et del[ineavit]", on right "Isaac Taylor Sculp.[sit]" - Frontispiece engraving.
- Paris, Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal 8 BL 29895 (1) B.n.F. Y2 62748-62755 [1774 ed., in-12°]
Textual Sources :
Technical Data
Notice #000692
Past ID :
A0011
Image editing :
Scanner
Copyright / Photographer :
Mairie de Toulouse, G. Boussières