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Engravings and Coloured Reproductions

Various, Richard Earlom, 1700–1820

Prints by Richard Earlom after Zoffany including ' The Porter and the Hare' illustrated here. Also works by: John Smith, after Walton; C Josi, after Morland; L Ruet, after Meissonier; G Bartolozzi, after Downman; Collyer, after Downman; and PW Tomkins, after Downman. Two works on loan to Bath, No 1 Royal Crescent according to 2004 audit.

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Title of artwork, date

Engravings and Coloured Reproductions, 1700–1820

Date supported

1955

Medium and material

Engravings / coloured reproductions

Gifted by

Ernest Edward Cook

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