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- The White House (Gould's Farm Luppitt)
- ca. 1920
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- Study of a Female Nude
- undated
3
- Artist's Son Writing
- undated
4
- In the Gardens at Stourhead
- after 1772
5
- Portrait of a Divine
- after 1791
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- Henry Reveley
- 1770
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- Portrait of a Gentleman
- 1832
8
- A Chaisse passing Through the Alps
- undated
9
- Costume Study for the Portrait of a Lady
- undated
10
- The Falls at Tivoli
- between 1752 and 1757
11
- Study from Nature, One of the Children of Charity for the Large Picture of the Waterloo Allegory
- undated
12
- A Christening in Chevening Church, Kent
- undated
13
- Head of a Boy
- between 1750 and 1760
14
- Margaret Ramsay, the Artist's Second Wife (Died 1782)
- 1754
15
- Study of a Climbing Plant (Pumpkin Family)
- undated
16
- Seascape with Fishing Boats
- undated
17
- From the Window of the Inn at Lauterbraun
- ca. 1811
18
- Landscape with Ruins
- undated
19
- He Goeth after Her straightway as an Ox Goeth to the Slaughter (Proverbs, Chapter VII, Verse 22)
- ca. 1780
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- So She Caught Him and Kissed Him (Proverbs, Chapter VII, Verse 13)
- ca. 1780
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- Study for the Portrait of a Lady
- undated
22
- Lady Hamilton at Spining Wheel
- undated
23
- An Evening Walk
- ca. 1783
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- Lady Hamilton as Sybil
- undated
25
- Study after Joshua Reynolds's Portrait of Cornet Nehemiah Winter, 11th Dragoons
- undated
26
- Portrait of a Gentleman (Mr. Plumer or Plumiere)
- undated
27
- Landscape with Castle
- undated
28
- Castleton - The Peak
- 1801
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- Study of a Back of a Female Nude, Standing
- undated
30
- Joseph Hickey, Jr
- 1778
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- George Morland
- undated
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- Gov. Thomas Pownall
- 1784
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- Portrait of a Man Wearing a Turban
- between 1760 and 1762