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Charles Grignion - Joan of Ark, surnamed The Maid of Orleans. Jeanne D’Ark, surnommée la Pucelle d’Orleans.

Joan of Ark, surnamed The Maid of Orleans. Jeanne D’Ark, surnommée la Pucelle d’Orleans. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
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Charles Grignion the Elder was a British engraver and draughtsman.

Grignion was born in London to Huguenot refugees. He was a prolific historical engraver and book illustrator.

He studied in London at Hubert-François Gravelot's school in Covent Garden. He also engraved the earliest record of a cricket match, published in the General Advertiser in 1748.

In 1754, his nephew Charles Grignion the Younger was born. His nephew, in turn, became a history and portrait painter.

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Habit of Caledonian woman. Femme Caledonienne.

Habit of Caledonian woman. Femme Caledonienne. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a Russian lady a Valday in 1764. Femme de Valday.

Habit of a Russian lady a Valday in 1764. Femme de Valday. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a Grecian woman of the Island of Metylene in 1581. Grecque de l’Isle de Metelin.

Habit of a Grecian woman of the Island of Metylene in 1581. Grecque de l’Isle de Metelin. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a Spanish lady of Montevideo in South America in 1764. Dame Espagnolle de Montevideo.

Habit of a Spanish lady of Montevideo in South America in 1764. Dame Espagnolle de Montevideo. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Polyhymnia

Polyhymnia (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a countrywoman of Dalecarlia in Sweden. Paysanne de la Dalécarlie.

Habit of a countrywoman of Dalecarlia in Sweden. Paysanne de la Dalécarlie. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a Thessalonian bride in 1581. Jeune mariée Thessalonique.

Habit of a Thessalonian bride in 1581. Jeune mariée Thessalonique. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
A nun of the order of Font Ebraldi. Religeuse de l’ordre de Font Evrauld.

A nun of the order of Font Ebraldi. Religeuse de l’ordre de Font Evrauld. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
A countrywoman of Geneva in 1626. Paysanne de Geneve.

A countrywoman of Geneva in 1626. Paysanne de Geneve. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of one of the French king’s guards that attend in the palace. Garde de la manche.

Habit of one of the French king’s guards that attend in the palace. Garde de la manche. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a lady of quality in Burgundy in 1577. Dame de qualite de Bourgogne.

Habit of a lady of quality in Burgundy in 1577. Dame de qualite de Bourgogne. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a French knight in 1399. Comte Français.

Habit of a French knight in 1399. Comte Français. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of a woman of Frascati in 1768. Femme de Frascati.

Habit of a woman of Frascati in 1768. Femme de Frascati. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
Habit of the sultaness queen in 1749. La sultane reine.

Habit of the sultaness queen in 1749. La sultane reine. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
An ancient habit of a married woman in Friesland. Parûre ancienne d’une femme mariée de Frise.

An ancient habit of a married woman in Friesland. Parûre ancienne d’une femme mariée de Frise. (1757-1772)

Charles Grignion (English, 1721–1810)
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