Antique Engraving – Charles Stewart Parnell Testifying Against The Times – Irish History

Original antique engraving titled “Parnell Testifying Against the ‘Times.’”

Depicts Irish nationalist leader Charles Stewart Parnell giving testimony during the historic Parnell Commission hearings investigating accusations printed in The Times newspaper.

The scene shows Parnell standing at a table with documents — representing his defense against political allegations during the height of the Irish Home Rule struggle.

Fine engraved portrait detail with strong shading and composition.

Printed on heavy antique paper with wide margins.

Condition:

• Age toning to margins
• Minor edge wear
• Image area clean

A desirable piece for collectors of Irish political history or parliamentary art.

Size: 11.5 in x 8.5 in. About This Print: This engraving originates from the late 19th-century illustrated historical series Great Men and Famous Women, published during the Victorian era (c. 1890s). This is an original antique engraving printed at the time of publication — not a modern reproduction or later reprint. Normal age toning and minor edge wear are consistent with antique paper of this period.