Dighton, Robert, 1752-1814
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Works
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| An aristocrat |
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| Confederacy |
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| The contrast |
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| A democrat |
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| Dream [estampe] |
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| Force of love |
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| The Funeral : or, The Grief a-la-mode. A Comedy |
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| Hamlet in Scotland |
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| A jack in office |
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| James Hadfield the daring assassin who attempted the life of our belov'd King at Drury Lane Theatre on Thursdy May 15th 1800 |
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| A Knowing One |
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| A lawyer and his agent |
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| Life, times, and recorded works of Robert Dighton (1752-1814), c1981 (subj.) |
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| London merchant ; or, the History of George Barnwell. A tragedy , written by Mr. Lillo. Marked with the variations in the manager's book, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane |
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| Members of the Whig Club |
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| Mr. Braham in the character of Orlando |
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| A noble Duke. Taken on the Steyne at Brighton |
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| A pair of spectacles easily seen thro' |
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| Porträt James Fraser Kupferstich |
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| Real scene in St. Pauls Church yard, on a windy day |
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| [Recueil. Oeuvres d'artistes classés par ordre alphabétique, école anglaise : Agar, Ballie - Dunstable] [estampe] |
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| Scrapbook of humorous military, sporting and portrait prints |
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| The specious orator Will your ladyship do me the honor to say £50,000 - a mere trifle - a brilliant of the first water, an unheard of price for such a lot, surely |
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| Twelve elegant and humorous prints of rural scenes adorned with comic figures |
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| A view of Dightons, c2007: |
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| A view taken from Christchurch Meadows Oxford |
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| I vont take a farden less |
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| Watercolours by Robert Dighton including military, naval, sporting, political, ecclesiastical, literary and legal caricatures : formerly in the collection the Carington Bowles Family, the property of the late Mr. Jeffrey Rose : which will be sold by auction by Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co., London, day of sale Thursday, 23rd February, 1978 : illustrated. catalogue. |
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| The Westminster watchman guarding the people's property |
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| What d'ye think of me ? [estampe] |
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