Benjamin Franklin 1

Benjamin Franklin - born in Boston, Jany. 17th 1706 -- died in Philadelphia, April 17th 1790
Title: Benjamin Franklin - born in Boston, Jany. 17th 1706 -- died in Philadelphia, April 17th 1790 / painted by T.H. Matteson, Esqr. ; engraved by Heny. S. Sadd.
Creator(s): Sadd, Henry S., engraver
Related Names:
Matteson, Tompkins Harrison, 1813-1884 , artist
Neale, John , printer
Date Created/Published: [New York City] : Printed by J. Neale, 1847, c1846.
Summary: Print showing Benjamin Franklin, full-length portrait, sitting in chair, facing slightly left, holding compass, with globe at his feet, and electrical storm visible through the window in the background.
Notes:
Title from item.
Printed and engraved for the New York Albion, 1847.
Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1846 by Charles W. Bartlett, in the clerk's office of the district court of the Southern district of New York.
Subjects:
Franklin, Benjamin,--1706-1790.
Mezzotints--1840-1850.
Paintings--Reproductions--1840-1850.
Portrait prints--1840-1850.
Bookmark /2006676692/
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