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Edward Scriven

(1775-1841), Engraver

Artist associated with 214 portraits
An engraver, who trained under Hertfordshire engraver Robert Thew. Thew and Scriven together produced engravings for the London publisher John Boydell and when Thew died in 1802, Scriven replaced him as engraver to the Prince of Wales. Scriven became the eminent engraver of his generation; he produced over 200 portrait engravings. He contributed to several expensively illustrated books and series of engravings, notably The Coronation of his most Sacred Majesty King George IV, published in 1837, recording the appearance and costume of those who took part in the coronation. In around 1820, he was appointed historical engraver to George IV.

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Henry Thrale, by Edward Scriven, published by  John Samuel Murray, after  Sir Joshua Reynolds - NPG D14412

Henry Thrale

by Edward Scriven, published by John Samuel Murray, after Sir Joshua Reynolds
stipple engraving, published 1836 (1777)
NPG D14412

Hannah More, by Edward Scriven, published by  Thomas Cadell the Younger, after  Frances Reynolds - NPG D13788

Hannah More

by Edward Scriven, published by Thomas Cadell the Younger, after Frances Reynolds
stipple engraving, published 4 June 1838 (1780)
NPG D13788

Felicia Dorothea Hemans, by Edward Scriven, after  William Edward West - NPG D5415

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

by Edward Scriven, after William Edward West
stipple engraving, published 1839 (1827)
NPG D5415

Charles Buller, by Edward Scriven, after  Bryan Edward Duppa - NPG D32375

Charles Buller

by Edward Scriven, after Bryan Edward Duppa
line and stipple engraving, published 1840
NPG D32375

Mrs Thew, by Edward Scriven, after  Andrew Robertson - NPG D40404

Mrs Thew

by Edward Scriven, after Andrew Robertson
stipple and line engraving, 1840
NPG D40404

Charles Buller, by Edward Scriven, after  Bryan Edward Duppa - NPG D1135

Charles Buller

by Edward Scriven, after Bryan Edward Duppa
line and stipple engraving, published 1840
NPG D1135

Philip Yorke of Erthig, by Edward Scriven, after  Thomas Gainsborough - NPG D36257

Philip Yorke of Erthig

by Edward Scriven, after Thomas Gainsborough
engraving, before 1841
NPG D36257

Sir William David Evans, by Edward Scriven, after  Unknown artist - NPG D9323

Sir William David Evans

by Edward Scriven, after Unknown artist
stipple engraving
NPG D9323

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James Grenville, 1st Lord Glastonbury

by Edward Scriven, after John Hoppner
stipple engraving, early 19th century
NPG D38896

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James Grenville, 1st Lord Glastonbury

by Edward Scriven, after John Hoppner
stipple engraving, early 19th century
NPG D38897

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George Colman the Elder

by Edward Scriven, published by T. Cadell & W. Davies, after John Jackson, after Sir Joshua Reynolds
stipple engraving, published 8 March 1813 (1768-1770)
NPG D20080

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Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel

by Edward Scriven, after Hans Eworth
stipple engraving, published 1818
NPG D7368

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Ralph Fletcher

by Edward Scriven, published by Agnew & Zanetti, after Joseph Allen
stipple and etching, published 23 January 1826, based on a work of 1822
NPG D49785

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Edward Somerset, 2nd Marquess of Worcester

probably by Edward Scriven, after Sir Anthony van Dyck
stipple and line engraving, published 1827
NPG D20416

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