Bickham, George, 1706?-1771
Bickham, George ?-1771
Bickhman, George the Younger 1706?-1771
Bickham, George
Bickham, George 1706c-1771
George Bickham the Younger British artist
Bickham, George, 1706?-1758?
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Bickman, George, -1769
Bickham, George, 1684?-1758?
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British artist
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Bancks, John
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1709-1751)
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Bickham, George
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1684-1758
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1684-1758)
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Gravelot, Hubert-François Bourguignon
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1699-1773
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Hodges, James
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17..-1774)
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Hofer, Philip
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1898-1984
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Hofer, Philip
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1898-1984)
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La Vergne, P.
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Sayer, Robert
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1725-1794)
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Schrire, D.
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Works
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| [Aventura de Clavileño] |
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| [Aventura del barco encantado] |
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| Bacchus assist us to sing thy great glory |
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| The beauties of Stow / George Bickham. - Los Angeles, 1977. |
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| The beauties of Stow : or, a description of the most noble house, gardens, and magnificent buildings therein, of the Right Hon. Earl Temple, Viscount and Baron Cobham. With curious copper-plates of a General Plan of the whole Garden. The third edition, much improv'd; by George Bickham, engraver. |
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| Bickhams' Birds eye county views and The British monarchy, including the North American supplement reproduced in full |
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| Bob's the whole. |
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| A curious antique collection of birds-eye views of the several counties in England et Wales : exhibiting a pleasing landscape of each county; With A Variety Of Rustic Figures, Ruins, etc. etc. And The Names Of The Principal Towns And Villages, Interspersed According To Their Apparent Situation. Finely engraved on forty six plates. By George Bickham, Junior. |
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| Deliciæ Britannicæ : or, the curiosities of Kensington, Hampton Court, and Windsor Castle, delineated; with occasional reflctions [sic]; and embellished with copper-plates ... By George Bickham. |
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| [Don Quijote acuchilla a los títeres del retablo de Maese Pedro] |
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| [Don Quijote gana el yelmo de Mambrino] |
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| [Don Quijote protege a Basilio después de casarse con Quiteria] |
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| [Don Quijote vence al caballero de los espejos] |
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| [Don Quijote y Sancho descubren al amanecer que Ginés de Pasamonte les ha robado el rucio] |
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| [Embajada de la Dueña Dolorida, alias de la condesa Trifaldi] |
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| emblematic representation of the usefulness of penmanship |
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| The English writing-masters and their copy-books, 1931: |
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| [Entrada de Sancho en la isla Barataria] |
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| [Entrada del Amor y del Interés a las Bodas de Camacho] |
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| [Entrada nocturna de doña Rodríguez en la habitación de don Quijote] |
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| The first principles of geometry explained [MI] ca. 1743 |
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| Flora |
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| General rules for painting in oil and water-colours : Washing prints, maps, and mezzitintoes. With The whole Art of japaning. By George Bickham, Junior, Engraver. |
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| Handsom Patie or y|e Corn Riggs are Bonny |
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| [La hija de la ventera y Maritornes atan a don Quijote a la ventana] |
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| The History Of The Life and Reign Of The Czar Peter The Great, Emperor of All Russia, And Father of His Country : Containing, I. His Travels, Studies, and Personal Fatigues, for the attaining of Knowledge in Civil and Military Affairs, and the Improvement of his Subjects. II. His Introduction of Arts and Sciences, a Naval Force, and Commerce with Foreign Nations: Also his many Reformations in Church and State, the Army, and the Customs and Manners of his People. III. His Wars with the Swedes, Turks, Tartars, and Persians; Victories by Sea and Land; Acquisitions of Territory, and Increase of Power. IV. His Regard to Genius and Merit, with the surprizing Instarces of his Favour to General Le Fort, Prince Menzikoff, and the Empress Catharine: And his severe Justice on Oflenders, particularly in the Proceedings against the rebellious Czarewitz. |
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| A hymn upon the benefit of air. By Tho.s Barnardiston Sergeant at law.. |
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| An introductive essay on drawing : With the nature and beauty of lights and shadows. And cuts suitable for the young practitioner, in the manner of the greatest masters. By George Bickham, Junior, engraver. |
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| The Musical entertainer, 1965: |
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| My Patie is a lover gay |
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| A new drawing book of modes |
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| A new introduction to the art of drawing collected from ye most free et easy designs of the best masters : With short instructions for the use of schools by Geo. Bickham junr. |
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| ON | Mira's Singing and Beauty |
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| Penmanship in its utmost beauty and extent. A new copy-book, wherein are revived, and comprized, all the most useful, and ornamental pieces, published by the best masters in Europe ... |
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| Penmanship made easy |
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| [Planches pour : Bickham (George). The British Monarchy... illustrated with suitable maps... and tables...] [estampe] |
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| Portrait présent de l'Europe [estampe] |
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| [La princesa Micomicona se postra ante don Quijote] |
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| [La Sabiduría libera a don Quijote de su locura] |
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| [Sancho se despide de los duques para ir a la ínsula] |
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| [Sancho se encarama a una encina por miedo a un jabalí] |
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| [Sancho solicita a la duquesa que reciba a don Quijote] |
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| A short description of the American colonies : the eighth annual Gale literary date book, being a selection from "The British monarchy" |
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| Singing charm that blessed above |
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| [Sixty one songs with accompaniment for piano and flute, engravings by G. Bickham, jun.; songs in Flora?] [[London?], s.n.] |
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| Songs |
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| Songs in the opera of Flora ... the musick proper for y|e violin, german & common flute, harpsichord or spinet with a new base, & thoro'base to each song [London, Cooper (engraved by G. Bickham jun.)] |
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| The Three Crosses (first plate) - George Bickham |
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| [title page, vol. 2:] Bickham's. | Musical Entertainer. | Vol. II. | Printed for C. Corbett at Addison's Head, Fleet Street. | Publish'd According to Act of Parliament. | H. Gravelot Inv: | G.|o Bickham jun: sculp |
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| A trip round the world in 1887-8 |
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| The universal penman |
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| A View of the Monument erected in Memory of the dread full Fire in the Year 1666 |
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| Vüe du Monument erigè en memoire du funeste incendie de l'an 1666 |
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| Young clerk's assistant |
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