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To the Memory of George Taylor Whose Skill and Courage in Manual Combat Would Have Done Honour to the Roman Circus... (Epitaph), Richard Livesay British, Etching
To the Memory of George Taylor Whose Skill and Courage in Manual Combat Would Have Done Honour to the Roman Circus... (Epitaph)
Artist and publisher Etched and published by Richard Livesay
Related to William Hogarth
Subject George Taylor
1782
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison, Richard Livesay British, Etching
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison
Artist and publisher Etched and published by Richard Livesay
After William Hogarth
Subject George Taylor
March 1, 1782
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison, Richard Livesay British, Etching
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison
Artist and publisher Etched and published by Richard Livesay
After William Hogarth
Subject George Taylor
March 1, 1782
Original Designs for Cabinet Furniture
Designer Designed and published by Thomas King
Printer George Taylor
1820–50
Original Designs for Chairs and Sofas, with Music-Stools, Foot-Stools, Ottoman Seats, etc. etc.
Designer Designed and published by Thomas King
Printer George Taylor
1820–50
Original Designs for Chairs and Sofas, with Music-Stools, Foot-Stools, Ottoman Seats, etc. etc.
Designer Designed and published by Thomas King
Printer George Taylor
early to mid-19th century
Fashionable Window Cornices and Hangings, with Glass Frames &. Being Original Designs, in which are Introduced Ornaments of Papier Maché
Author Haselden and Co.
Binder T. King
Printer George Taylor
1840
The Upholsterer's Accelerator; being rules for cutting and forming draperies, valences, etc. accompanied by appropriate remarks
Attributed to Thomas King
Publisher The Architectural Library
Printer George Taylor
[1833]

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