拍品 84
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The Doctor Sacheverell fan, an allegorical printed fan, the leaf a hand-coloured etching, the verso with an allegory of the Creation? - sunbeams bursting through seven crowns onto a grove of palmtrees, lilies and berries, the wooden sticks lacquered in red and gold with figures - 10in. (26cm.), 1710
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The Doctor Sacheverell fan, an allegorical printed fan, the leaf a hand-coloured etching, the verso with an allegory of the Creation? - sunbeams bursting through seven crowns onto a grove of palmtrees, lilies and berries, the wooden sticks lacquered in red and gold with figures - 10in. (26cm.), 1710

細節
The Doctor Sacheverell fan, an allegorical printed fan, the leaf a hand-coloured etching, the verso with an allegory of the Creation? - sunbeams bursting through seven crowns onto a grove of palmtrees, lilies and berries, the wooden sticks lacquered in red and gold with figures - 10in. (26cm.), 1710
See Colour Plate 4
出版
British Museum, Prints and Drawings, Catalogue of Political and Personal Satires, vol. 2, p. 307.
Armstrong, Nancy, The Book of Fans, 1979, pp. 17 and 20
Curtis, Gila, The Life and Times of Queeen Anne, 1972, illustrated p. 172
展覽
The Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, The World of the Fan, 1976, catalogue no. 12
Fan Makers's Hall, December 1980, catalogue no. 3
注意事項
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拍品專文

Dr. Henry Sacheverell on the 5th November 1709 preached a sermon at St. Paul's on the High Church High Tory doctrine of Non Resistance. He was impeached, convicted but given a nominal sentence.
The Eye of Providence beams upon St. Paul's [The Church of England] and Queen Anne, Sachervell stands attended by the six bishops who voted for his acquital with an Angel holding a mitre over his head. On the right King Charles I and the other Anglican martyrs rise from their tombs. On the far left the Duke of Ormonde and Speaker Bromley ride and disturbe a seven headed hydra; on the right a Papal assault is deflected by another Angel and the Roman Church sinks into sand; in the foreground a sea-monster breathes fire and on the right King David plays his psaltry to the Serpent.
Not in the Schreiber collection