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1769
Apollo and Hyacinthus (after Domenichino)
William Hamilton
1769
The Right Hon. Sir John Parnell, 2nd Bt (1744–1801)
Pompeo Batoni
1769
Mary Bold, Mrs Thomas III Hunt (1740-1824)
George Romney
1769
Lord Augustus John Hervey, later 3rd Earl of Bristol (1724-1779) in the 'Hampton Court' burning the 'Nimph' on the Coast of Majorca, 21st June 1758
Dominique Serres
1769
Diana disarming Cupid: Elizabeth Dashwood, Duchess of Manchester (1741-1832) and her Son George Montagu, Viscount Manderville (1763 – 1772)
Joshua Reynolds
1769
Colonel John Dyke Acland (1746-1778)
Joshua Reynolds
1769
Letitia Leigh, Mrs Townley Balfour (1746-1838)
Thomas Gainsborough
1769
Ulysses discovering Achilles
Angelica Kauffmann
1769
A Black Horse called 'Bishop', with his Groom in a Landscape
Thomas Stringer
1769
Elizabeth Fortescue, Countess of Ancram, later Marchioness of Lothian (1745-1780)
Joshua Reynolds
1769
William Willoughby Cole, 1st Earl of Enniskillen (1736-1803)
Nathaniel, I Hone
1769
Margaret Luttrell, Mrs John Henry Southcote (1747-1792)
Joshua Reynolds
1769
Elizabeth Phelips (1750 - 1841), as Diana the Huntress
Artiste inconnu
1769
Diana and Arethusa (after Hubert Gravelot)
William Hamilton
1769
Sir Brownlow Cust, 1st Baron Brownlow FSA, FRS, MP (1744 – 1807)
Francis Cotes
1769
Amaranth', the property of A. B. St Leger Esq., 1769
Artiste inconnu
1770
Sir Brownlow Cust, 1st Baron Brownlow FSA, FRS, MP (1744 – 1807)
Joseph Wright of Derby
1770
Roses, Tulips and Crown Imperial in a Vase with a Bird's Nest
Jan van Os
1770
Self-portrait in Vandyke Dress at his Easel
Oldfield Bowles
1770
Three Boys in a Sailing Boat on a Lake with, possibly, Durham in the distance
Joseph Farington
1770
Elizabeth Cust, Mrs Yorke (1750-1779)
Francis Cotes
1770
The Artist's Wife, Elizabeth Shewell, Mrs Benjamin West (1741-1814) and their Son Raphael Lamar West (1769-1850)
Benjamin West
1770
Roses, Peony, Auricula and Fritillary in a Vase
Jan van Os
1770
An Unknown Gentleman in a Red Coat
Artiste inconnu
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