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James Neagle

10 works

James Neagle (1765-1822) was an engraver, illustrator and graphic artist from the Kingdom of Great Britain. Read more

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Engraving of a winged figure of Cruelty on a cloud above a prison ship, with hands reaching from the hold below.

"The Columbiad" -- Cruelty Presiding Over the Prison Ship

1800

Engraving of a standing man with a sabre beside a reclining man in a wooded landscape with a village in the distance.

Kosinski & the King of Poland

1791

Line engraving of Mercury with a caduceus approaching a draped standing woman beside classical furniture.

Mercurius gelast Kalypso om Odysseus te laten vertrekken

1805

Engraving of a nude goddess with raised arms standing on a raft, a bearded man clinging to a mast, and cherubs among clouds.

Leucothea geeft Odysseus een sjaal

1805

Line engraving of a lyre player performing for seated, draped figures in a columned hall, illustrating the Odyssey.

Odysseus huilt bij het lied van Demodokos

1805

Engraved plate of robed Greek figures leading a bull to a flaming altar during a sacrifice scene.

Telemachus bij Nestor die een offer brengt

1805

Line engraving of Apollo and Diana flying above a classical city, drawing their bows, with boats moored at the shore.

Apollo en Diana met hun bogen

1805

Line engraving of Odysseus and Irus: a bearded nude man in fighting stance faces two struggling figures on the right.

Gevecht tussen Odysseus en Irus

1805

Oval engraved portrait of a man with curly hair and cravat, inscribed Mengs below, by James Neagle.

Anton Raphael Mengs

1769

Engraved plate of an archer drawing a bow beside shielded warriors advancing over fallen bodies, illustrating Ulysses killing

Odysseus doodt de vrijers met hulp van Telemachus

1805

James Neagle (1765-1822) was an engraver, illustrator and graphic artist from the Kingdom of Great Britain. James Neagle was born in London and died in Philadelphia. Browse 10 works by James Neagle from 4 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata