Who created "Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf"?

Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf was created by George Engleheart in ca. 1805.

When was "Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf" created?

This artwork was created ca. 1805.

What medium is "Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf"?

Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf is Ivory.

Is "Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf" in the public domain?

Yes, Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Mr. De Wolf

George Engleheart

ca. 1805

Medium

Ivory

About George Engleheart

1752–1829 • United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandKingdom of Great Britain

British, Kew 1750–1829 Blackheath

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