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Pictorial print, Henry Roberts British, Linen and cotton, British
Pictorial print
Engraver Engraved by Henry Roberts
John Collins
1765
Clio & Euterpe, or, British Harmony: A Collection of Celebrated Songs and Cantatas
Multiple artists/makers
1762
Ornaments in the Modern French & Chinese Taste Consisting of Various designs for Mantles & Chimney Pieces
Multiple artists/makers
1740–49
A New Book of Shields useful for all sorts of Artificers
Designer A. Heckell
Engraver Henry Roberts
Publisher Carington Bowles I
1752
A New Book of Festoons, after ye Italian Taste usefull for several Artificers
Publisher Engraved and published by Henry Roberts
ca. 1751
A Narrative of the Building and a Description of the Construction of the Edystone (sic.) Lighthouse with Stone: to which is subjoined, An Appendix, giving some Account of the LIghthouse on the Spurn Point, Built Upon A Sand. The Second Edition, Corrected
Multiple artists/makers
1793
"The Bob of Dublane" and "A Favorite Song in Coriolanus" (from Calliope, or English Harmony, A Collection of the Most Celebrated English and Scots Songs, vol. I, pp. 23-4)
Artist and publisher Henry Roberts
1739
"The Provident Damsel" and "The Noon-tide Air" (from Calliope, or English Harmony, A Collection of the Most Celebrated English and Scots Songs, vol. I, pp. 19-20)
Artist and publisher Henry Roberts
1739
"The Happy Beggars" and "The Sleepy Fair" (from Calliope, or English Harmony, A Collection of the Most Celebrated English and Scots Songs, vol. II, pp. 85-86)
Artist and publisher Henry Roberts
1739

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