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F. Waldeck

(active 1822), Artist

Artist associated with 5 portraits

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Guiseppe de Begnis as Don Geronio in 'Turcoin Italia', by F. Waldeck - NPG D2644

Guiseppe de Begnis as Don Geronio in 'Turcoin Italia'

by F. Waldeck
lithograph, published 1821
NPG D2644

Edward Fitzwilliam as Looney Mactwolter in 'The Review', by F. Waldeck - NPG D2156

Edward Fitzwilliam as Looney Mactwolter in 'The Review'

by F. Waldeck
pencil and watercolour, published 1822
NPG D2156

Edward Knight as Hodge in Bickerstaff's 'Love in a Village', by F. Waldeck, after William Foster - NPG D8451

Edward Knight as Hodge in Bickerstaff's 'Love in a Village'

by F. Waldeck, after William Foster
lithograph, published 1822
NPG D8451

Edward Knight as Hodge in Bickerstaff's 'Love in a Village', by F. Waldeck, published by Henry Berthoud, after William Foster - NPG D8452

Edward Knight as Hodge in Bickerstaff's 'Love in a Village'

by F. Waldeck, published by Henry Berthoud, after William Foster
hand-coloured lithograph, published 1 February 1822
NPG D8452

Alessandro Zuchelli, by Joseph John Jenkins, printed by E. Bram, published by William McDowall, after F. Waldeck - NPG D36282

Alessandro Zuchelli

by Joseph John Jenkins, printed by E. Bram, published by William McDowall, after F. Waldeck
hand-coloured engraving, published June 1827
NPG D36282

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