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Francis Hayman

Francis Hayman

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Portrait of David Garrick (left) and William Windham of Felbrigg (right) (1717)
Self Portrait of the Artist in His Studio (1734)
Portrait of a Lady (probably the artist's wife) (1734)
Peter Scheemakers (1691–1781) (1739)
Jonathan Tyers and His Family (1740)
The Elopement Pamela Flying to the Coach, While Lady Danvers Sends Two of Her Footmen to Stop Her (from Samuel Richardson's 'Pamela', 1740) (a Vauxhall supper box picture) (1741)
See Saw (1742)
The Masters Martin Atkin (1742)
New River at Islington with a Family Going Awalking, a Cow Milking, and the Horns Archly Fixed over the Husband's Head (decorative painting for a supper box at Vauxhall Gardens, London) (1742)
The Humerous Diversion of Sliding on the Ice (1742)
The Finding of Infant Moses in the Bullrushes (1746)
View of Copped Hall in Essex, from the Park (1746)
Maurice Greene and John Hoadly (1747)
Dr Charles Chauncey, MD (1747)
Mrs Mary Chauncey (1748)
Thomas Nuthall and his Friend Hambleton Custance (1748)
Portrait of the Artist at His Easel (1750)
Playing at Quadrille (1750)
George and Margaret Rogers (1750)
George Rogers and His Wife Margaret and His Sister Margaret Rogers (1750)
The Hon. Mrs Constantine Phipps Being Led to Greet Her Brother Captain the Hon. Augustus Hervey (1750)
The Muses Paying Homage to Frederick, Prince of Wales and Princess Augusta (The Artists Presenting a Plan for an Academy to Frederick, Prince of Wales and Princess Augusta) (1751)
The Good Samaritan (1752)
Jonathan Tyers and His Daughter Elizabeth and Her Husband John Wood (1752)
'Robert Lovelace Preparing to Abduct.' (1753)
Don Quixote Knighted by the Innkeeper (1755)
Robert Clive and Mir Jafar after the Battle of Plassey, 1757 (1760)
The Storm Scene in (1760)
The Sculptor Joseph Wilton (1722–1803), with His Wife and Daughter (1760)
David Garrick as Gloucester in 'Richard III' by William Shakespeare, Drury Lane 1759 (1760)
Total: 34
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