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Charles I. Grignion
Nationality: 
british
Gender: 
Male
Birth Date: 
1716
Death Date: 
1810
Draftsman and engraver; born London 1716, died Kent 1810
A Slip-shod Sibyl led his Steps along, In lofty Madness meditating Song
A Slip-shod Sibyl led his Steps along, In lofty Madness meditating Song
And now to this Side, now to that, they nod,....
And now to this Side, now to that, they nod,....
Canvassing for Votes (plate II): one of Four Prints of An Election
Canvassing for Votes (plate II): one of Four Prints of An Election
Commodore Anson attending King George, the Second, with an Account of his Voyage Round the World
Commodore Anson attending King George, the Second, with an Account of his Voyage Round the World
Edward Cave
Edward Cave
entry into a city by Eastern warriors
entry into a city by Eastern warriors
Hail, Bards triumphant! born in happier Days;
Hail, Bards triumphant! born in happier Days;
Her ample Presence fills up all the Space, A veil of Fogs dilates her awfull Face.
Her ample Presence fills up all the Space, A veil of Fogs dilates her awfull Face.
Here strip my Children! here at once leap in,....
Here strip my Children! here at once leap in,....
Historical Illustration
Historical Illustration
Lady Elizabeth Grey Petitioning Edward IV to Restore her Lands, forty-third plate in the book The Copper Plate Magazine (London: G. Kearsly, 1778)
Lt. General Lambert
Lt. General Lambert
Margaret, Queen of Henry VI,, Protected by a Robber, forty-fifth plate in the book The Copper Plate Magazine (London: G. Kearsly, 1778)
O Sacred Weapon, left for Truth's Defence,...
O Sacred Weapon, left for Truth's Defence,...
One of Four Prints of an Election: Canvassing for Votes (plate II)
One of Four Prints of an Election: Canvassing for Votes (plate II)
Save from the Bar, the Pulpit and the Throne, Yet touch'd and sham'd by Ridicule alone.
Save from the Bar, the Pulpit and the Throne, Yet touch'd and sham'd by Ridicule alone.
Shut, shut the Door, good John! ...
Shut, shut the Door, good John! ...
Sir Watkin Williams Nymbart
Sir Watkin Williams Nymbart
Telemachus and Mentor, after having suffered shipwreck, arriving at the island of Calypso, xx plate in the book The Copper Plate Magazine (London: G. Kearsly, 1778)
Telemachus in the desart [sic] of Oasis is consoled by Termosirus A priest of Apollo, seventy-ninth plate in the book The Copper Plate Magazine (London: G. Kearsly, 1778)

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