A George II mezzotint under glass, dated 1736
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A George II mezzotint under glass, dated 1736

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A George II mezzotint under glass, dated 1736
Depicting a courting couple with text beneath and to lower right J. Faber fecit 1736, with Sold by Faber atye. Golden Head in Bloomsbury Square, and to the left Ph:Mercier Pictor. Principis Pinxit, mounted in an ebonised moulded frame -- 16¾. x 12½in. (42.5 x 31.8cm.) overall
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Lot Essay

The text reads the following;
'Who would not here the Pilgrim's state approve,
Pleasure their Zeal, and their Devotion, Love,
To Climes of Bliss, to sweet Cythera's shade,
The youth invites the dear consenting Maid,
No Dangers can that happy swain betide,
Who travells with an Angel to his Guide.'

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