Herbert Marsh, Lord Bishop of Peterborough, engraved by John Cochran (fl.1821-65), from National Portrait Gallery, volume II, published c.1835

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"Herbert Marsh, Lord Bishop of Peterborough, engraved by John Cochran (fl.1821-65)" is an engraved portrait of Herbert Marsh, an influential and scholarly figure in the Church of England during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The engraving was executed by John Cochran, a prominent engraver known for his portraits and illustrations, active in the first half of the 19th century. This particular work was included in the National Portrait Gallery's volume II and was published around 1835 by John William Wright, an artist renowned for his historical and genre paintings.

Herbert Marsh (1757–1839) was appointed the Bishop of Peterborough in 1819 and served until his death. He was a noted theologian and academic, having been the Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge. His contributions to religious education and his stance on various ecclesiastical issues of the time were significant, and his portrait by Cochran serves as a historical testament to his influential role in the Church of England.

The portrait itself is reflective of the period's artistic style, capturing the dignified and intellectual persona of Bishop Marsh. Cochran's engraving is a fine example of the portraiture art of the era, providing not only a visual representation of the bishop but also contributing to the documentation of ecclesiastical history through the medium of printmaking. The inclusion of this work in the National Portrait Gallery's collection underscores its importance as a piece of cultural heritage, preserving the likeness of one of the early 19th century's prominent religious figures.

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