Samuel De Wilde

1780

William Macready (1755–1829)

University of Bristol Theatre Collection

1785

Portrait d'Elisabeth Burder

Musée des Beaux-Arts Gand

1785

Joseph George Holman (1764–1817), as Chamont in Otway's 'The Orphan

Musée de Londres

1788

William Shuttlewood

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1791

John Palmer as Don John in 'The Chances' by John Fletcher, Drury Lane, 1791

Holburne Museum

1792

John Fawcett as Jack Nightshade in 'The Choleric Man' by Richard Cumberland, Drury Lane, 1774

Holburne Museum

1792

Thomas King in "The Clandestine Marriage" by George Colman and David Garrick

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1794

Bland, Booth, and Bannister in 'The Children in the Wood' by Morton, Haymarket Theatre, 1793

Holburne Museum

1795

A Lady, full length, Wearing a Blue Sash and Holding a Fan

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1795

A Gentleman, full length, Holding a Paper and Pencil

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1795

Mr Bannister Junior and Mr Parsons as Scout and Sheepface in 'The Village Lawyer

New Walk Museum and Art Gallery

1796

John Quick and John Fawcett in Thomas Moreton's The Way to Get Married

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1796

John Quick as Tony Allspice

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1797

Mr Suett as Dicky Gossip in 'My Grandmother

Ashmolean Museum

1798

Bannister and Suett in 'Sylvester Daggerwood' by G. Colman the Younger, Haymarket Theatre, 1796

Holburne Museum

1801

Music

Manchester City Art Galleries

1802

Charles Farley as Francisco in 'A Tale of Mystery' by Thomas Holcroft

Theatre Royal

1803

Charles Mathews in an Unidentified Play

Theatre Royal

1803

Richard Suett and Walter Maddocks in 'All the World's a Stage' by Isaac Jackman

Theatre Royal

1803

Scene from the farce All the World's a Stage (1777)

None

1804

James Neild

National Portrait Gallery

1805

Gentleman in the Grounds of his House

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1805

Mr. Mathews as Matthew Daw in the School for Friends

Centre d'art britannique de Yale

1805

John Emery as Robert Tyke in 'The School of Reform' by Thomas Morton

Theatre Royal