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Œuvres (47)
1759
William Shipley, Founder and First Secretary of the Society of Arts
Richard Cosway
1760
Dr Peter Templeman (1711–1769), MD
Richard Cosway
1768
James Barry
Louis Gabriel Blanchet
1768
Self Portrait of James Barry (1741–1806), RA
Artiste inconnu
1770
Robert Marsham (1712–1794), Second Baron Romney, and Second President of the Society of Arts
Joshua Reynolds
1776
Jacob Bouverie (1694–1761), First Viscount Folkestone and First President of the Society of Arts (after Thomas Hudson)
Thomas Gainsborough
1780
Crowning the Victors at Olympia (3 panels; Painting 3 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1780
Once Thought to be Caleb Whitefoord (1734–1810)
Artiste inconnu
1780
Once Thought to be Mrs Mary Whitefoord
Artiste inconnu
1780
A Grecian Harvest Home, or Thanksgiving to the Rural Deities, Ceres, Bacchus (painting 2 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1780
Orpheus (painting 1 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1789
Commerce, or the Triumph of the Thames (painting 4 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1789
The Distribution of Premiums in the Society of Arts (painting 5 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1789
Elysium, or the State of Final Retribution (painting 6 of 6 in the series 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture')
James Barry
1796
Samuel More, Secretary of the Society of Arts
Benjamin West
1811
The Capture of the French Eagle
Denis Dighton
1813
A Head of a Man
Margaret Carpenter
1820
Copy of a Portrait of James Barry
Frederick Waters Watts
1820
Vase of Flowers
Emily Stannard
1821
Trial Painting of a Classical Scene from Tasso
Frederick Waters Watts
1824
Portrait of a Young Man
Richard Augustus Clack
1825
A Landscape
Richard Augustus Clack
1828
A Bird Study
Emily Stannard
1837
Study of a Horse in Stable
Harden Sidney Melville
47 œuvres
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