Engraving of the statue of Thomas Campbell (English MS 415/182a)
Engraving of the marble statue of the Scottish poet Thomas Campbell, wearing a cloak and holding a pen in one hand and a book in the other; leaning on a pedestal with a female figure holding a torch carved on it; harp and laurel at his feet. Engraved by William Henry Mote, after William Calder Marshall sculpture at Westminster Abbey.
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: English MS 415/182a
- Title: Engraving of the statue of Thomas Campbell
- Editor(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Engraver(s): Mote, William Henry, 1803-1871
- Language(s): English
- Associated Person(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887; Marshall, William Calder, 1813-1894
- Medium: Ink
- Technique(s): Engraving (printing process)
- Material(s): Paper
- Acquisition:
Presented to the John Rylands Library by Alexander Cowan Wilson in 1923. The gift was probably received in conjunction with the collection of anti-slavery pamphlets acquired by the Library from the executors of Henry Joseph Wilson.
- Project Information:
The John Rylands Research Institute and Digital Humanities Project: Mary Anne Rawson's The Bow in the Cloud and The Network of Anti-Slavery in Britain
Academic Project Lead: Christopher Ohge
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: English MS 415/182a
- Title: Engraving of the statue of Thomas Campbell
- Editor(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Engraver(s): Mote, William Henry, 1803-1871
- Language(s): English
- Associated Person(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887; Marshall, William Calder, 1813-1894
- Medium: Ink
- Technique(s): Engraving (printing process)
- Material(s): Paper
- Acquisition:
Presented to the John Rylands Library by Alexander Cowan Wilson in 1923. The gift was probably received in conjunction with the collection of anti-slavery pamphlets acquired by the Library from the executors of Henry Joseph Wilson.
- Project Information:
The John Rylands Research Institute and Digital Humanities Project: Mary Anne Rawson's The Bow in the Cloud and The Network of Anti-Slavery in Britain
Academic Project Lead: Christopher Ohge
