File:James Neild (1804) by Samuel De Wilde - 1816 reprint.jpg

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Samuel De Wilde: English: James Neild, Prison Reformer.   (  )
Artist	After Samuel De Wilde. Samuel De Wilde  (1748–1832)     Alternative names Samuel de Wilde; De Wilde; Wilde Description British painter and etcher Date of birth/death 1751 / 1747 / 1748  19 January 1832  Location of birth/death London London Work location London (1751–1832)  Authority file : Q7411251 VIAF: 94126806 ISNI: 000000011688606X ULAN: 500000903 LCCN: no2005051026 NLA: 36018099 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q7411251
Title	English: James Neild, Prison Reformer.
Description	English: An engraving based on a painted portrait of James Neild (4 June 1744 – 16 February 1814), a British prison reformer.
Date	1816; original portrait painted in 1804.
Medium	engraving on paper.
Object history	1816: Published in John Coakley Lettsome (1816) Hints Designed to Promote Beneficence, Temperance, and Medical Science. Originally Pub. in 1801; and Now Re-pub. with Memoirs of the Author; Brief Notices of Many of his Friends (2nd ed.), London: Nichols OCLC: 14840155.
Inscriptions	below image: "De Wilde Pinxt / [illegible]"; caption: "James Neild, Prison Reformer / (From Lettsom's "Hints," 2nd Edit., 1816.)".
Source/Photographer	Reprinted in F. G. Neild (November 1981). "James Neild (1744–1814) and Prison Reform". Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 74 (11): 834–840 at 835, fig. 1.
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• 2007-12-23 02:18 SlimVirgin 675×873×8 (398660 bytes) {{PD-because|First published in 1816}} Description: James Neild, British prison reformer, published in 1816. Source: [http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1439377 Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine], "James Neild (1744-1814) a