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- Eastnor Castle
- ca. 1835
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- Tempest
- 1821
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- Taming of the Shrew
- 1821
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- Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire
- 1778
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- Christ Appearing to the Marys
- 1794
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- Ahijah, Foretelling To the Wife of Jeroboam, Of The Death Of Their Son, Abijah
- 1795
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- Donnington Castle
- 1805
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- Illustration from Bell's Edition of the Poets of Great Britain, Volume LXXIII, Mallet
- 1785
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- Cleopatra And Meleagar
- 1783
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- Cornelia, Mother Of The Gracchi
- 1788
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- Sleeping Child
- c.1785
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- Corilla Olympica Poetria Etrusca
- ca.1765
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- Griselda
- 1784
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- Title Page: Bartolozzi's Works
- 1796
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- Dudley Priory in Worcestershire, Plate 1
- before 1786
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- Dudley Priory in Worcestershire, Plate 2
- before 1786
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- Edgar's Tower at Worcester
- before 1786
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- Dudley Priory in Worcestershire, Plate 2
- before 1786
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- Edgar's Tower at Worcester
- before 1786
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- The Flight Into Egypt
- 1790
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- Ex Tela quae visitur in Templo Societatis Jesu Venetus
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- Venus Attired By The Graces
- 1784
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- Socrates
- 1780
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- Illustration From Bell's Edition of The Poets of Great Britain
- ca. 1785
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- Illustration from Bell's Edition of the Poets of Great Britain, Volume LXXXVII Hammond
- 1780
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- Illustration from Bell's Edition of the Poets of Great Britain, Volume: CVII Churchill
- ca.1785
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- Cottagers at the Bottom of Mt. Vesuvius
- 1799
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- The Flight Into Egypt
- 1790
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- Mrs. Beale and her Son Charles
- 1762
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- Mrs. Beale and her Son Charles
- 1762
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- The Houses of Lords and Commons
- 1815
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- Pastinaca (Parsnip), Plate 379 from 'A Curious Herbal', volume II, London, 1737
- 1737
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- Lysimachia (Loosestrife), Plate 278 from 'A Curious Herbal', volume II, London, 1737
- 1737
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- The Birth of Shakespeare
- 1782
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- Coriolanus, Act 5, Scene III
- 1783
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- Angelica Kauffman
- undated
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- Judith, or Cowper's Oak
- 1803-1804