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John Carter
English draughtsman and architect (1748-1817)
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The counter seal of Saint Bartholomew's Church, London, showing the church in a ship. Engraving by J. Basire after J. Carter, 23 April 1784.
John Carter
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Date: 23 April 1784
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Reference: 571778i
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Specimens of the ancient sculpture and painting, now remaining in this kingdom , from the earliest period to the reign of Henry ye Viii, consisting of statues, bassorelievos, brasses &c. paintings on glass and on walls &c. a description of each subject, some of which by Gentlemen of Leterary abilities, and well versed in the Antiquities of this Kingdom whose names are prefixed to there L. frays. This Work is designed to shew the Rises Progress of Sculpture and Painting in England to explain obscure and doubtful parts of History, and preserve the Portraits of great and eminent Personages. The drawings mad from the original subjects and engrav'd by Iohn Carter.
Carter, John, 1748-1817.
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Date: November Ye [1780]-87 [1780-94]
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The church of St. Bartholomew the Great: interior view showing the Founder's Tomb. Photograph of a drawing by John Carter c. 1781.
John Carter
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Reference: 38159i
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The adoration by the magi of Christ, shown as young and old. Etching by J. Basire the elder, 1794, after J. Carter, after a bas-relief in Long Melford church, Suffolk.
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Date: 1794
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Reference: 22193i
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Specimens of English ecclesiastical costume, from the earliest period down to the sixteenth century. Selected from sculptures, paintings, and brasses. Remaining in this kingdom ... / By John Carter. Extracted from the new edition of Fosbrooke's "British monachism."
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Date: 1817
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