The British artist William Alexander (1867-1816) produced the engravings on Macartney’s embassy to China in 1792. These were part of George Leonard Staunton work’s [account of and embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China, G. Nichol, London 1797].
O britânico William Alexander (1867-1816) elaborou as gravuras sobre a embaixada de Macartney à China em 1792 que acompanham a obra de George Leonard Staunton [account of and embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China, G. Nichol, London 1797].
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'Pingze men, the western gate of Beijing'-engraving London-British Museum
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'Chinese river scene with junks under sail'-engraving
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'Chinese soldiers exercising outside the walls of a city'-engraving
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'a view near the city of Lin Tsin on the banks of the Great Canal'-engraving
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'Chinese servants bearing a palanquin'-engraving
William Alexander (1867-1816)-'a group of Chinese watching the Earl Macartney's embassy to China'-engraving
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