Sir David Wilkie was one of the most important British painters of the 19th century, and this collection of 26 engravings showcases the breadth and beauty of his work. From dramatic historical scenes to intimate portraits, Wilkie's paintings are full of life and emotion, capturing the spirit of his age in vivid detail. This volume also includes a descriptive account of each of the pictures, as well as a memoir of the artist by Mrs. Charles Heaton.
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