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Portraits of Lord Melcombe and Lord Winchelsea
Francesco Bartolozzi
December 22, 1781
A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People
Richard Livesay
October 1788
Shrimps!
Francesco Bartolozzi
March 25, 1782
The Parson's Head
Richard Livesay
October 1788
The Parson's Head
Richard Livesay
October 1788
Dr. John Fothergill
Francesco Bartolozzi
January 12, 1782
Caricatures of Lord Melcombe and Lord Winchelsea
Francesco Bartolozzi
December 22, 1781
Mask and Palette
Richard Livesay
1781
Arms for the Foundling Hospital
William Hogarth
December 22, 1781
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison
Richard Livesay
March 1, 1782
Frontispiece to "The Jacobite's Journal"
Richard Livesay
November 27, 1781
From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison
Richard Livesay
March 1, 1782
Satan, Sin & Death (Paradise Lost, Book the 2nd)
Thomas Rowlandson
1792
Mr. Ben: Read, A Member of Hogarth's Club at the Bedford Arms Tavern, Drawn by him about the Year 1757
Richard Livesay
November 27, 1781
Boys Peeping at Nature
Richard Livesay
April 23, 1782
The Complicated R_____n
Richard Livesay
1794 (?)
Boys Peeping at Nature
Richard Livesay
1782
The Charmers of the Age
Richard Livesay
March 1, 1782
Tail-Piece
Richard Livesay
November 27, 1781
Surprised Woman from Hogarth's "Morning"
Richard Livesay
October 1788
To the Memory of George Taylor Whose Skill and Courage in Manual Combat Would Have Done Honour to the Roman Circus... (Epitaph)
Richard Livesay
1782