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The Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers
Samuel Rogers
1869
The Victory of Vittoria Gained, June 21, 1813
Ebenezer Landells
after 1842, probably 1852
Man in broad brimmed hat (sketchbook page)
Thomas Stothard
1775–1815
Illustration to "The Sylph"
William Sharp
January 1, 1788
Specimens of Polyautography, Consisting of Impressions taken from Original Drawings, Made on Stone purposely for this Work
Georg Jacob Vollweiler
1806–7
The Entrance into Toulouse, July 12, 1814
Ebenezer Landells
after 1842, probably 1852
The Victory of Assaye, September 23, 1803 and The Battle of Vimiera, August 21, 1808
Thomas Stothard
September 1, 1820
Nina Deranged, Teaching the Infants to Sing the Hymn
Thomas Stothard
1794–1809
Life of Thomas Stothard, R. A. (extra-illustrated), volume III
Mrs. Anna Eliza Bray
album after 1851
The Fables of Flora
Dr. John Langhorne
1804
Badaioz Assaulted and Taken, April 6, 1812 and The Battle of Salamanca, July 22, 1812
Thomas Stothard
September 1, 1820
Head of Young Bacchus (for title page, Satires and Biography by Anthony Pasquin)
Francesco Bartolozzi
1796
The Lines of Torres Vedras, March 6, 1811
Ebenezer Landells
after 1842, probably 1852
The Rape of the Lock; an Heroi-Comical Poem
Alexander Pope
1799
Album containing prints clipped from American and British periodicals
Illman and Sons
1815–60
The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
Samuel Rogers
1810
His Most Gracious Majesty, George the Third
Gaetano Testolini
1800–18
Seated man in circular medallion (design for a book illustration)
Thomas Stothard
late 18th–mid-19th century
Head of Young Bacchus (for title page, Satires and Biography by Anthony Pasquin)
Francesco Bartolozzi
1796
Spoon tray (part of a miniature service)
Thomas Stothard
ca. 1790
The Library
Andrew Lang
1881
The Rape of the Lock, an Heroi-Comical Poem
Alexander Pope
1798
Clarence's Dream (Shakespeare, Richard III, Act 1, Scene 4)
William Blake
1774
Winged Figure Flying Through Clouds, from Bell's "Poets"
William Blake
1790
Studies of Ornamental Design
Charles James Richardson
1851
Pantaloon: "The Sixth Age Shifts into the Lean and Slippered Pantaloon" (Shakespeare, As You Like It)
William Bromley
1799
Landscape with Hellesley Hill, near Chester
William Sharp
1764–1824
The Victory of Vittoria Gained, June 21, 1813 and The Battle of the Pyrenees, Bordeaux Delivered, 1814
Thomas Stothard
September 1, 1820
Gray's Elegy Illustrated
Thomas Gray
1836–37
The Battle of Vimiera, August 21, 1808
Ebenezer Landells
after 1842, probably 1852
The Search After Happiness: A Pastoral Drama. To Which is Added, Joseph Made Known to His Brethern: A Sacred Drama.
Hannah More
1811
Poems
Samuel Rogers
1834
An Old Woman and a Young Woman
Thomas Stothard
19th century
Frontispiece: His Majesty Going Out With his Stag Hounds on Windsor Forest (from "The Sporting Magazine; or Monthly Calendar," vol. I)
Thomas Cook
1792
Head of Young Bacchus (on title page of Satires and Biography by Anthony Pasquin)
Francesco Bartolozzi
1796
Design for a Frieze
Thomas Stothard
1825–30
The Lost Apple
Thomas Stothard
1803–6
The Duke of Wellington, Surrounded by his Generals, is Crowned by Victory and Tramples Tyranny
Ebenezer Landells
after 1842, probably 1852
Illustration to "The Sylph"
William Sharp
January 1, 1788
Life of Thomas Stothard, R. A. (extra-illustrated), volume II
Mrs. Anna Eliza Bray
album after 1851