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John Smith (1652-1743) was an English engraver and pioneer of the mezzotint process.
Gallery
Note: These engravings are believed to have been published by John Smith. The actual artist is often uncertain, and in some cases even the the publisher is uncertain.
Man confessing to a monk
Woman confessing to a monk
![Putti with grapes [Note 1]](/a/images/thumb/3/32/Putti_with_grapes.jpg/263px-Putti_with_grapes.jpg)
Putti with grapes [Note 1]
The Dutch school.
Singing lesson.
Friar whipping a nun (Mezzotint)
A nun
Monastery
![Putti with grapes [Note 1]](/a/File:Putti_with_grapes.jpg)
Notes
- ↑ The putto (pl. putti) is a figure of a human baby or toddler, almost always male, often naked and having wings.
External links
- Biography and gallery with 1119 works by John Smith
- [http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/largerimage.php?LinkID=mp10342&rNo=0&role=sit Portrait of John Smith
engraver) Category:John Smith (engraver) on Wikimedia_Commons
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