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Sir John Fielding, engraved by William Dickinson, 1778 (mezzotint)

Sir John Fielding, engraved by William Dickinson, 1778 (mezzotint)


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Sir John Fielding, engraved by William Dickinson, 1778 (mezzotint)

XJF380269 Sir John Fielding, engraved by William Dickinson, 1778 (mezzotint) by Peters, Rev. Matthew William (1742-1814) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir John Fielding (1721-80) English magistrate and social reformer; he was known as the Blind Beak of Bow Street; As Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for the City of Westminster ; William Dickinson (1746-1823); ); English, out of copyright

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Blind Judge Tri Cornered Hat Tricorn Tricorne


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This print showcases the esteemed Sir John Fielding, a prominent figure in English history. Engraved by the talented William Dickinson in 1778, this mezzotint captures the essence of Fielding's character and influence. Sir John Fielding (1721-80) was not only an English magistrate but also a dedicated social reformer. Known as the Blind Beak of Bow Street due to his visual impairment, he defied all odds and became Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for the City of Westminster. His commitment to justice and fairness made him an influential figure during the Georgian era. In this portrait, Sir John Fielding is depicted seated, exuding authority and wisdom. Dressed in regal robes and sporting a tricorne hat, he commands respect with his dignified presence. The artist skillfully portrays both his blindness and determination through subtle details that capture Fielding's unwavering spirit. The mezzotint technique used by William Dickinson adds depth and texture to this remarkable piece of art. Every line etched on paper tells a story about Sir John Fielding's legacy as a judge who fought tirelessly for equality under the law. This print is part of a private collection but remains accessible to all who appreciate historical significance captured through artistic expression. It serves as a reminder of Sir John Fielding's enduring impact on society while honoring both his accomplishments and resilience throughout his life.

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