Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin engraved by W Holl from National Portrait Gallery volume III

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"Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin engraved by W Holl from National Portrait Gallery volume III by Mayer, H." is an engraving that depicts Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, a notable British army officer and colonial administrator. The artwork is part of the collection presented in the third volume of the National Portrait Gallery series, which was overseen by Henry Mayer. The engraving was executed by William Holl, a distinguished 19th-century engraver known for his portraits and subject pieces.

Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin (1772–1841) played a significant role in the British military during the Napoleonic Wars and later served as the acting governor of the Cape Colony in South Africa. He is remembered for his contributions to the development of the city of Port Elizabeth, which was named in honor of his late wife, Lady Elizabeth Donkin. The portrait by Holl captures Donkin's distinguished demeanor and is reflective of his status and contributions to the British Empire.

William Holl was part of a family of prominent engravers and his work was characterized by its fine detail and accuracy, making his portraits highly sought after. The inclusion of Holl's engraving in the National Portrait Gallery's publication underscores the significance of Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin's legacy and Holl's skill as an engraver. This particular volume, curated by Henry Mayer, contributed to the preservation and dissemination of the likenesses of important historical figures from the United Kingdom.

The engraving serves not only as a work of art but also as a historical document, providing insight into the iconography of the period and the ways in which influential individuals were commemorated and celebrated through portraiture. The National Portrait Gallery's collection remains an invaluable resource for those studying British history and the art of engraving.

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