Portrait of Giovanni Battista Fornassari (1647-1692) Finish:10-pack which are leant against the

which are leant against the buildings behind

Rebels captured during the Jacobite Rebellion being brought imprisoned to London

The pagoda which was illuminated with gas lights

'La Chapelle du Sang de Dieu

An example of the type 41 in the original body before rebodying in Weymann style

Portrait of Giovanni Battista Fornassari (1647-1692) Finish:10-pack which are leant against theTwo profile portraits within a circular inscription, with putti above and the allegorical figure of time, with a scythe, below. Inscribed above 'NUMISMA GERMANUM INCLYTO SUI NOMINIS VIRO D:' The circular inscription reads: 'IO: BAPT: FORNASARIUS IV: COLL: Bon: Nob: in Patr: Archig: I. C. ord: de sero &HIPPOL: ABBAS Primar, de mane Fratres Emeriti.' With a quotation from Cicero below. Inscribed lower right 'F. Francia sculp.' In pencil lower left