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Benefit Ticket for Joe Miller, Samuel Ireland British, Etching
Benefit Ticket for Joe Miller
Multiple artists/makers
1794–99
Benefit Ticket for Walker, William Hogarth British, Etching
Benefit Ticket for Walker
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Etcher Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
Subject Related to John Gay
ca. 1735
Benefit Ticket for Joe Miller, William Hogarth British, Etching
Benefit Ticket for Joe Miller
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Etcher Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
1790s
Ticket for Fielding's The Mock Doctor, William Hogarth British, Etching
Ticket for Fielding's The Mock Doctor
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Etcher Formerly attirbuted to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
Subject Related to Henry Fielding
1732(?)
Ticket for Henry Fielding's The Mock Doctor, William Hogarth British, Etching
Ticket for Henry Fielding's The Mock Doctor
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
1792
A Tavern Card for John Shaw, William Hogarth British, Etching
A Tavern Card for John Shaw
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Etcher Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
1790s
Trade card for James Figg, William Hogarth British, Etching
Trade card for James Figg
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
Subject James Figg
1790s
Martyrdom of a saint, Joseph Sympson, Jr. British, Engraving
Martyrdom of a saint
Artist and publisher Joseph Sympson, Jr.
After Filippo Lauri
1728

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