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Láh shee, The Licker, called Creek Billy
Láh shee, The Licker, called Creek Billy
Wah pe kée suck, White Cloud (called the Prophet), Adviser to Black Hawk
Wah pe kée suck, White Cloud (called the Prophet), Adviser to Black Hawk
Into the World There Came A Soul Called Ida
Into the World There Came A Soul Called Ida
Called 'Sir Barrington Bourchier'
Called 'Sir Barrington Bourchier'
Called 'Edward Stawell (c.1685–1755), 4th Baron Stawell'
Called 'Edward Stawell (c.1685–1755), 4th Baron Stawell'
A Horse Called 'Wenn', with His Groom and Other Figures, at Newmarket
A Horse Called 'Wenn', with His Groom and Other Figures, at Newmarket
Called 'The Wolryche Fool, with the Dudmaston Ale Glass' (The Wolryche Hunt Servant)
Called 'The Wolryche Fool, with the Dudmaston Ale Glass' (The Wolryche Hunt Servant)
Called 'Henrietta Shelley (1731–1809), Countess of Onslow' (but really Lady Henrietta Godolphin, d.1776 , Duchess of Newcastle)
Called 'Henrietta Shelley (1731–1809), Countess of Onslow' (but really Lady Henrietta Godolphin, d.1776 , Duchess of Newcastle)
Kitchen Lad, Called 'Jack', with the Dudmaston Ale Glass
Kitchen Lad, Called 'Jack', with the Dudmaston Ale Glass
Called 'Johann Christoph Pepusch (1667–1752)'
Called 'Johann Christoph Pepusch (1667–1752)'
Called 'Elizabeth Dobyns (1693–1735 1736), Mrs Ashe Windham' (but possibly Sarah Hicks, 1710–1792, Mrs William Windham II) (detail)
Called 'Elizabeth Dobyns (1693–1735 1736), Mrs Ashe Windham' (but possibly Sarah Hicks, 1710–1792, Mrs William Windham II) (detail)
Portrait of an Unidentified Man Playing a Spinet (formerly called 'Thomas Arne')
Portrait of an Unidentified Man Playing a Spinet (formerly called 'Thomas Arne')
Portrait of an Unknown Boy Fishing, Possibly Christopher Lethieullier (wrongly called 'William Wallace Lethieullier')
Portrait of an Unknown Boy Fishing, Possibly Christopher Lethieullier (wrongly called 'William Wallace Lethieullier')
Portrait of a Young Woman (called 'Miss Axford', reputedly Hannah Lightfoot, 1730–c.1759, Mrs Axford, 'The Fair Quakeress')
Portrait of a Young Woman (called 'Miss Axford', reputedly Hannah Lightfoot, 1730–c.1759, Mrs Axford, 'The Fair Quakeress')
A Black Horse Called 'Bishop', with His Groom, in a Landscape
A Black Horse Called 'Bishop', with His Groom, in a Landscape
Katherine Paterson (c.1683–1780), Mrs John Walkinshaw of Barrowfield and Camlachie (called Lady Barrowfield), Mother of Clementina Walkinshaw
Katherine Paterson (c.1683–1780), Mrs John Walkinshaw of Barrowfield and Camlachie (called Lady Barrowfield), Mother of Clementina Walkinshaw
A Harlequin Great Dane Called 'Turpin'
A Harlequin Great Dane Called 'Turpin'
Portrait of a Woman (called 'Anne Craster, d.1832')
Portrait of a Woman (called 'Anne Craster, d.1832')
Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Deadalas’ and ‘Datchess'
Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Deadalas’ and ‘Datchess'
A Huntsman and Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Dorset’ and ‘Dewdrop’
A Huntsman and Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Dorset’ and ‘Dewdrop’
Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Demus’ and ‘Dermot’
Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Demus’ and ‘Dermot’
Chestnut Racehorses Called 'Rufus' and 'Leporello'
Chestnut Racehorses Called 'Rufus' and 'Leporello'
Two Racehorses, Called 'Sambo' and 'Pilot'
Two Racehorses, Called 'Sambo' and 'Pilot'
A Chestnut Racehorse Called 'Undine'
A Chestnut Racehorse Called 'Undine'
Two Racehorses, Called 'Cock Robin' and 'Langar'
Two Racehorses, Called 'Cock Robin' and 'Langar'
Two Racehorses, Called 'The Sheriff' and 'Bensh'
Two Racehorses, Called 'The Sheriff' and 'Bensh'
A Bay Racehorse Called 'Nightmare'
A Bay Racehorse Called 'Nightmare'
Dame Ellen Terry (1847–1928) (Sir Henry Irving called it 'Ellen in Heaven')
Dame Ellen Terry (1847–1928) (Sir Henry Irving called it 'Ellen in Heaven')
A Dandy Dinmont, Called ‘Scotty’, Monty Miller’s Dog
A Dandy Dinmont, Called ‘Scotty’, Monty Miller’s Dog
A Child's Grief, Called away from School
A Child's Grief, Called away from School
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