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Title: Immortality of Garrick
Engraver:
James Caldwell (British, London 1739–1822)
Engraver:
Samuel Smith (British, ca. 1745–1802)
Artist:
After George Carter (British, Colchester, Essex 1737–1794 Hendon)
Publisher:
George Carter (British, Colchester, Essex 1737–1794 Hendon)
Sitter:
David Garrick (British, Hereford 1717–1779 London)
Sitter:
Frances Abington (British, London 1737–1815 London)
Sitter:
Robert Baddeley (British, 1733–1793)
Sitter:
Robert Bensley (British, ca. 1738–1817)
Sitter:
William Brereton (British, 1751–1787)
Sitter:
Elizabeth Hartley (British, Berrow, Somerset 1750/51–1824 Woolwich)
Sitter:
Thomas Hull (British, 1728–1808)
Sitter:
Thomas King (British, 1730–1805 London)
Sitter:
John Moody (British, 1726/27–1812)
Sitter:
John Hayman Packer (British, 1730–1806)
Sitter:
John Palmer (British, 1742/44–1798)
Sitter:
William Parsons (British, 1735–1795 London)
Sitter:
Elizabeth Pope (née Younge) (British, London 1739/45–1797 London)
Sitter:
Jane Pope (British, 1742–1818)
Sitter:
William "Gentleman" Smith (British, 1730–1819)
Sitter:
Joseph Vernon (British, 1738?–1782)
Sitter:
Mary Ann Yates (British, Birmingham? 1728–1787 London)
Sitter:
Richard Yates (British, 1706?–1796)
Date: January 20, 1783
Medium: Etching and engraving
Dimensions: Sheet: 16 1/4 × 22 5/8 in. (41.2 × 57.5 cm)
Classification: Prints
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1917
Object Number: 17.3.3442-75
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