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Dog (A Foxhound Viewed from Behind), George Stubbs  British, Roulette work with etching; first and only state
George Stubbs
May 1, 1788
A Sleeping Leopard, George Stubbs  British, Soft-ground etching with roulette work; second state of two
George Stubbs
January 1, 1791
A Lion (A Lion Resting on a Rock), George Stubbs  British, Etching with roulette work; only state
George Stubbs
May 1, 1788
A Horse Affrighted at a Lion, George Stubbs  British, Etching with roulette work; third state of three
George Stubbs
May 1, 1788
Portrait of Warren Hastings, Esq., George Townley Stubbs  British, Stipple engraving
Engraver George Townley Stubbs
After George Stubbs
Sitter Warren Hastings
April 30, 1795
The Lion and Horse, Benjamin Green  British, Mezzotint; fourth state of five
Benjamin Green
After George Stubbs
Publisher Robert Sayer and John Bennett
November 1, 1777
The Lyon (Recumbent Lion by a Pool), George Townley Stubbs  British, Mezzotint; third state of three
George Townley Stubbs
After George Stubbs
August 12, 1776
Phaeton, Benjamin Green  British, Mezzotint; second state of two
Benjamin Green
After George Stubbs
Publisher Robert Sayer and John Bennett
November 14, 1776
Labourers, Richard Earlom using pseudonym Henry Birche) British, Mezzotint; second state of four
Multiple artists/makers
March 25, 1790
A Sketch (Portrait of George Stubbs), James Bretherton  British, Etching
James Bretherton
After Thomas Orde, Lord Bolton
Sitter George Stubbs
second half 18th century
Multiple artists/makers
1853
Multiple artists/makers
1853
Multiple artists/makers
1853
Multiple artists/makers
1853

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