Joseph Strutt (1749 - 1802)
RA Collection: People and Organisations
Antiquary, and engraver. RA Student from 30th January 1769. Father of miniaturist William Thomas Strutt (1777-1850); grandfather of painter and illustrator William Strutt (1825-1915).
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Born: 1749
Died: 1802
Gender: Male
Works associated with Joseph Strutt in the RA Collection
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Associated books
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Joseph Strutt
The Chronicle Of England. Vol. I. From The Arrival Of Julius Cæsar To The End Of The Saxon Heptarchy. (Vol. II. From The Accession Of Egbert To The Norman Conquest.) By Joseph Strutt. - London:: [1777 (-1778)]
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Joseph Strutt
Horda Angel-cynnan: Or A Compleat View Of The Manners, Customs, Arms, Habits, &c. Of The Inhabitants Of England, from the Arrival of the Saxons, till the Reign of Henry the Eighth. With A Short Account Of The Britons, during the Government of the Romans. In Two Volumes. By Joseph Strutt, Author of the Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities Of England. Vol. I. (-III.) ... - London:: [1775-1776]
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Joseph Strutt
The Regal And Ecclesiastical Antiquities Of England: Containing, In A Complete Series, The Representations of all the English Monarchs, From Edward the Confessor to Henry the Eighth. Together With Many of the Great Persons that were eminent, Under their several Reigns. The Figures are principally introduced in Antient Delineations of the most remarkable Passages of History; And are correctly copied from the Originals, which particularly express the Dress and Customs of the Time, to which each Piece respectively relates. The Whole carefully collected from Antient Illuminated Manuscripts. By Joseph Strutt. - London:: [1773]
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Joseph Strutt
A complete view of the dress and habits of the people of England, from the establishment of the Saxons in Britain to the present time illustrated by engravings taken from the most authentic remains of antiquity. To which is prefixed an introduction, containing a general description of the ancient habits in use among mankind, from the earliest period of time to the conclusion of the seventh century. By Joseph Strett Vol. I [II]. - London: [1842]
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