Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Engraving after Joseph Wright of Derby (1734 - 1797), 'The Bradshaw Children'; Portrait of the Bradshaw children, Francis, Annie and Frances (of Joseph Bradshaw of Holbrook, previously Baggaley) with a lamb. Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'. Made by Valentine Green (1739-1813). Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Exhibitions:

Title: Wright of Derby
Venue: Tate Gallery
Dates: from 16/04/1990 to 16/04/1990

Publications

Title: Wright of Derby
Published Place: London
Copyright: The Tate Gallery
Published Year: 1990
Title: Catalogue of the Engraved Works of Joseph Wright, A.R.A., "Wright of Derby"

Related People

Valentine Green (engraver)
Display Date: British, 1739 - 1813
Nationality: British
Joseph Wright of Derby (Artist)
Display Date: British, 1734 - 1797
Nationality: British
Biography: Artist.

The Bradshaw Family

Date: 1769

Medium: Mezzotint engraving and etching.

Object Type:	Print
Dimensions:	Overall (Impression): 475 × 380 mm
Description:	According to Williamson's and Clayton's catalogues, this is a Third State impression.
Inscriptions:	Inscribed scratched in pencil: bottom left 'Jos. Wright' bottom right Val Green Fecit' middle centre ' Ryland & Bryer'.
Provenance:	...; the Bemrose Library, by whom donated to Derby Museums in 1924.
Viewing Status:	Contact Us
Item Ref:	1924-936/3