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Aaron staying the plague. I. Taylor after I. Taylor junior, 1815.

A young man stands in front of an older couple with his hands extended. Etching and engraving by Isaac Taylor after himself, 1778.

A woman is sitting at a desk in a library, writing. Engraving by I. Taylor after himself.

A woman with an extremely high wig seated next to a male companion; they both watch a young man who appears to be acting. Engraving by I. Taylor, 1778, after himself.

Excerpt from Lavater's essays on physiognomy. Engravings and letterpress, 1791.

The Eclipses, or Luminaries involved in darkness: an universal repository for enigmatical, critical, philosophical, and mathematical questions.

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Taylor, Isaac, 1730-1807

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A woman with an extremely high wig seated next to a male companion; they both watch a young man who appears to be acting. Engraving by I. Taylor, 1778, after himself.

Excerpt from Lavater's essays on physiognomy. Engravings and letterpress, 1791.

A woman is sitting at a desk in a library, writing. Engraving by I. Taylor after himself.

Aaron staying the plague. I. Taylor after I. Taylor junior, 1815.

The Eclipses, or Luminaries involved in darkness: an universal repository for enigmatical, critical, philosophical, and mathematical questions.