“ Portraits executed in this manner he marked ad vivum, and they are prized by collectors for their artistic merit and their authenticity. catalogued 275 portrait engravings by White, including the likenesses of many of the most celebrated personages of his day; and nine portraits engraved in mezzotint are assigned to him by J. Chaloner Smith. White died at Bloomsbury, London, in 1704. His son, George White, who was born about 1671 and died about 1734, is also known as as an engraver and portrait-painter. ”