Eduardus VI Angliae, Franciae, et Hiberniae, Rex, &c.
Chester Beatty

Eduardus VI Angliae, Franciae, et Hiberniae, Rex, &c.

Houston, Richard · 1759

CC0 — Public Domain
Chester Beatty

Mezzotint portrait on paper of Edward VI (1537-1553), King of England, engraved by Richard Houston (c.1721-1775) and published by Elizabeth Bakewell (fl. 1749-1770s) and Henry Parker (1725-1809) in London in 1759. It is from a series of twenty-one plates of Protestant reformers, published as illustrations to ‘The Lives of the principal reformers’ by Richard Rolt (1724-1770). The plates were originally engraved by John Faber the Elder (c.1660-1721) in London in 1714/15 and were later acquired by Bakewell and Parker who had them retouched and re-lettered. Elizabeth Bakewell was a print seller and publisher who continued her husband's business (Thomas Bakewell) after his death, partnering with his former assistant Henry Parker.

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