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Gil Blas and Don Alphonso in the Hermit’s Cave
CORNWALLIS RESIGNING HIS SWORD TO WASHINGTON
THE FINAL RESIGNATION OF PREJUDICES
ZAMOR KILLED BY CAPAC
THE ARCHBISHOP OFFENDED AT THE OPINION OF GIL BLAS
ALLEGORICAL FIGURE OF ARCHITECTURE, WITH ST. PAUL AND FIVE MEDALLIC PORTRAITS OF MEN CONNECTED WITH THE LATTER
ZAMOR KILLED BY CAPAC
CAPAC AND OELLA INSTRUCTING THE PERUVIANS IN AGRICULTURE AND SPINNING
DON GASTON RESCUING COMBADOS FROM THE ATTACK OF ASSASINS
ILLUSTRATION FOR ONE OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS

Robert Smirke

Gil Blas and Don Alphonso in the Hermit’s Cave

1821

Robert Smirke

British, 1752-1845

Art by Robert Smirke

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British, 1752-1845
Nationality: British