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Samuel William Reynolds I and Thomas Phillips R.A.

Sir Joseph Banks

c. 1820

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Sir Joseph Banks

Samuel William Reynolds I and Thomas Phillips R.A.

Sir Joseph Banks

Sir Joseph Banks

c. 1820

Physical Qualities Mezzotint, Sheet: 408 x 324 mm. (16 1/16 x 12 3/4 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.9656

Markings: CM: Claghorn

Artist

Samuel William Reynolds I

English, 1773-1835

English, 1773-1835
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Artist

Thomas Phillips R.A.

English, 1770-1845

English, 1770-1845
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SIREN
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Siren
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GARRICK AS "ABEL DRUGGER" FROM THE PLAY, "THE ALCHEMIST"
Samuel William Reynolds I and Johann Zoffany
Garrick as "Abel Drugger" from the Play, "The Alchemist"
1825
COLONIAL DESIRES
Beatrice Glow
Colonial Desires
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THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY, LORD CALTHORPE AND THE MARQUESS OF WELLESLEY
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The Marquess of Salisbury, Lord Calthorpe and The Marquess of Wellesley
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JOSEPH INTERPRETING PHAROAH'S DREAM
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Joseph Interpreting Pharoah's Dream
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THE KING
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The King
1824
[UNIDENTIFIED SCENE]
Gustave Doré
Joseph Makes Himself Known to his Brethren
c. 1866
THE DUKE OF MONTROSE, THE DUKE OF ARGYLL, THE EARL OF WESTMORLAND AND THE EARL HARROWBY
Samuel William Reynolds I, Edward Scriven, and others
The Duke of Montrose, The Duke of Argyll, The Earl of Westmorland and The Earl Harrowby
1824
JOSEPH SOLD BY HIS BRETHREN
Gustave Doré
Joseph Sold by his Brethren
c. 1866