A portrait print titled simply "George Whitefield," an etching and engraving by Joseph Andrews, 1837 to 1870, of the eighteenth century evangelical preacher who addressed crowds in the tens of thousands across Britain and seven voyages to the American colonies. Held today by the Metropolitan Museum of Art under accession 41.88(19).
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The Met's own title for this print is the subject's own name, a portrait of the preacher whose field preaching drove the Great Awakening in the American colonies.
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