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Product images of Portrait of Ambrose Godfrey (1680-1756)
Product details Portrait of Ambrose Godfrey (1680-1756)
Portrait of Ambrose Godfrey (1680-1756)
Head and shoulders portrait in the style of a sculpture bust. Godfrey is shown surrounded by chemical equipment including a furnace (left, inscribed: 'Ignis adest apifex perfecit Arte Manus.') and retorts (right, inscribed: 'Natura inpura dat Rectificatio mundat'). At the pedestal to the bust is a container of phosphorus (inscribed: ' Phosphor: urens igne suo.'). Below that is a landscape vignette in which a snake and a hart appear in woodland. To the right, two men are mining in a hillside, while in the centre a phoenix bursts from the ground (inscribed: 'Naturae regna instar Phoenicis per ignem reviviscunt') . Additionally inscribed: 'Hac Amicitiae tessera Fautorib, valedicit Peregri natures Ambros: Godfrey Hanckwitz Chym: ad Phoenice Londini. R.Schmutz pinxit. Geo: Vertue Sculp: 1718.' In pencil lower left '1729' and lower right '1/6'. Ambrose Godfrey the younger [sometimes referred to as Ambrose Godfrey Hanckwitz] was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1729.
Original: stipple engraving. 1718
- Image ref: RS-9570
- The Royal Society
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