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Johann Zoffany

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Shuter, Beard, and Dunstall in 'Love in a Village' by Isaac Bickerstaffe, Covent Garden, 1762 (1767)

Charles Macklin as Shylock in Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice', Covent Garden, 1767 1768 (1768)

The Porter and the Hare (1768)

Edmund Keene (1714–1781), Master (1748–1754), Bishop of Chester and Ely (1768)

Mr and Mrs Dalton and their Niece Mary de Heulle (1768)

The Bradshaw Family (1769)

The Family of Sir William Young (1769)

The Family of Sir William Young (1769)

The Bradshaw Family (1769)

The Future Marquess of Zetland and His Grandfather Sir Lawrence Dundas (1769)

The Drummond Family (1769)

George III, Queen Charlotte and their Six Eldest Children (1770)

The Blunt Children (1770)

Master James Sayer (1770)

The Lavie Children (1770)

Mary and Agnes Berry (1770)

Sir Richard Jebb (1729–1787) (1770)

Mrs Woodhull (1770)

Portrait of Ann Brown in the Role of Miranda (1770)

Henry Knight (1738–1772), of Tythegston, with His Three Children (1770)

Henry Knight of Tythegston, with His Three Children (1770)

Garrick with Burton and Palmer in The Alchymist (1770)

George III (1771)

Prince Ernest Gottlob Albert of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1772)

Prince Ernest Gottlob Albert of Mecklenburg Strelitz (1772)

Thomas Gainsborough (1772)

The Tribuna of the Uffizi (1772)

Dr William Hunter Teaching Anatomy at the Royal Academy (1772)

The Tribuna of the Uffizi (detail) (1772)

Sir Elijah Impey (1772)

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