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A fencing master (recto); sketch of a man's head (verso), Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Watercolor and gouache (recto); graphite (verso)
Possibly by Robert Dighton the Elder
Possibly by Richard Dighton
1790–1814
A coachman (recto); ships and rowboats (verso), Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Watercolor and gouache (recto); graphite (verso)
Possibly by Robert Dighton the Elder
Possibly by Richard Dighton
1790–1814
(?) Dennis Dighton
(?) Richard Dighton
Subject William V, Prince of Orange
1801 (?)
Designed and etched by Richard Dighton
Publisher Richard Dighton
Subject Francis Charles Seymour Conway, 3rd Marquess of Hertford
1818
Copy after Richard Dighton
Subject James Duff 4th Earl of Fife
originally published 1821
Drawn and etched by Richard Dighton
Publisher Thomas McLean
Subject Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
August 1819
Drawn and etched by Richard Dighton
Subject Gerard Lake 1st Viscount Lake
Publisher Thomas McLean
May 1818
Richard Dighton
Publisher Thomas McLean
1820–25
Richard Dighton
Publisher Thomas McLean
1820–25
Drawn and etched by Richard Dighton
Publisher Thomas McLean
Subject Lieut. General Sir Robert Bolton, K.C.H.
July 16, 1817
Designed and etched by Richard Dighton
Publisher Richard Dighton
Subject William Cambell, 6th Duke of Argyll
May 1819
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Richard Dighton
Subject Samuel Horsley Bishop of St Asaph
December 1802

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