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An Easy Introduction to Dancing: or, the Movements in the Minuet Fully Explained, George Bickham, Jr. British, Illustrations: etching
An Easy Introduction to Dancing: or, the Movements in the Minuet Fully Explained
Designed and etched by George Bickham, Jr.
Publisher Thomas Cooper
1738
Fables and other short Poems For the Practice in the Art of Writing
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1737
The Oeconomy of Arts
Designer George Bickham, Jr.
Publisher George Bickham, Jr.
ca. 1747
The Museum of Arts & Universal Penmanship
Designer George Bickham, Jr.
Designer John Bickham
1745
The Universal Penman, or, the Art of Writing Made Useful to the Gentleman and Scholar as well as to the Man of Business
Multiple artists/makers
1733–41
The Parallel or Comparative Penmanship
Multiple artists/makers
1750
Songs in the Opera of Flora, With the Humorous Scenes of Hob
Multiple artists/makers
October 29, 1737
A New Drawing Book of Modes
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1733
The Universal Penman, or, the Art of Writing Made Useful to the Gentleman and Scholar, as well as the Man of Business
Multiple artists/makers
1733–43
A Hunting Piece (La Sortie des Chasseurs au Matin: Going Out in the Morning)
After John Wootton
Engraver George Bickham, Jr.
Publisher Henry Overton I
after 1715
Who laughs to see these Children rear, a Structure which a breath o'erthrows...
Engraver Attributed to Elisha Kirkall
After Charles Antoine Coypel
Publisher George Bickham, Jr.
ca. 1740
Figures in a gondola on the Thames
Possibly by George Bickham, Jr.
1735–50

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