The Codrington Library Plaster Busts by John Cheere,
All Souls College, Oxford University.
Part 22 - Sir William Byrde (1540's - 1623).
Fellow of All Souls 1578.
Composer, Dean of the Arches and Burgess of Oxford University.

Sir William Byrd
G Vandergucht (1696 - 1776)
after N Haym (1678 - 1729)
Nicola Francesco Haym - Composer, librettist and collector. Born Rome. Settled in London in March 1701 under the patronage of Wriothesley Russell, 2nd Duke of Bedford (q.v.) for a decade. Then librettist for Handel, edited Corelli. Wrote book on classical coins in British collections printed by Tonson 1719-20.
engraving.
199 x 128 mm.
c. 1730 - 40.
British Museum.
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Image from Gallica
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b531553734
Part 22 - Sir William Byrde (1540's - 1623).
Fellow of All Souls 1578.
Composer, Dean of the Arches and Burgess of Oxford University.
Sir William Byrd
G Vandergucht (1696 - 1776)
after N Haym (1678 - 1729)
Nicola Francesco Haym - Composer, librettist and collector. Born Rome. Settled in London in March 1701 under the patronage of Wriothesley Russell, 2nd Duke of Bedford (q.v.) for a decade. Then librettist for Handel, edited Corelli. Wrote book on classical coins in British collections printed by Tonson 1719-20.
engraving.
199 x 128 mm.
c. 1730 - 40.
British Museum.
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Image from Gallica
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b531553734