Location

Country: UK
City: London
Place: Government Art Collection

John Tinney (died 1761), publisher, engraver and printseller, was the son of a member of the Merchant Taylor’s Company. For seven years he was apprenticed to the engraver John Stuart. Tinney established his own print shop in Fleet Street from the 1730s, where he sold a range of items, including imported French prints, prints after his own works, maps and drawing books.
Anthony Highmore was a painter of portraits and topographical landscapes. He was born in London to the artist Joseph Highmore (1692-1780), who was one of the most important artists of the 18th century. Anthony was a pupil of his father and worked with him up to the mid 1750s. He retired from painting at the same time as his father in the early 1760s.

Places

England, London

Subjects

topography, genre, tree, boy, girl, 18th century costume, dress, fan, tricorn hat, garden, park, lawn, palace, window, bench

Materials & Techniques

engraving

Artist

John Tinney ( - 1761)
Anthony Highmore (1718 - 1799)

Title

The South Front of Kensington Palace, as seen from the Verges of the great Walk / Façade Méridionale du Palais de Kensington, vue de La grande allée.

Date

Medium

Engraving

Acquisition

Origin uncertain

GAC number

12031