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April / Avril, Richard Earlom  British, Mezzotint, hand colored
Engraver Richard Earlom
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
ca. 1781
June / Juin, Richard Earlom  British, Hand-colored mezzotint
Engraver Richard Earlom
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[ca. 1781] later reissue
Five in the Morning, Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Mezzotint
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Haines & Son
June 18, 1795
I've Got de Monish, Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Mezzotint; a reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1792] reissue 1793 or later
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
A Yachtsman, Robert Dighton, the Younger  British, Watercolor over graphite
Robert Dighton, the Younger
formerly attributed to Robert Dighton the Elder
1806–65
The Pit Door / La Porte du Parterre, Robert Dighton the Elder  British, Mezzotint
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
November 9, 1784
Engraver Richard Earlom
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[ca. 1781] later reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1784], reissued after 1793
Multiple artists/makers
1806
Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1783] reissued 1793 or later
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject Rebecca Howse
July 1807
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
Feburary 1794
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject Possibly David Hughes
May 1808
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject Dick Vaughan
May 1809
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject Dick Vaughan
ca. 1790
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Richard Dighton
Subject Samuel Horsley Bishop of St Asaph
December 1802
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland
October 5, 1810
Designed and etched by Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Robert Dighton the Elder
Subject William Douglas, 4th Duke of Queensberry
February 25, 1796
Engraver Richard Earlom
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[ca. 1781] later reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[1784] later reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
November 9, 1790
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1785] reissue 1793 or later
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[ca. 1782] reissued 1793 or later
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1783–84] reissued January 2, 1797
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[1782] later reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Carington Bowles I
[1782] later reissue
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher Bowles & Carver
[1786] reissued 1793 or after
After Robert Dighton the Elder
Publisher S. W. Fores
August 21, 1790

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