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Edward Francis Burney

British, Worcester 1760–1848 London · 23 works on DiscoverArt

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Study for the "Attack on Copenhagen" — Study for the "Attack on Copenhagen"1801–2

The Origin of Painting — The Origin of Painting1790–1800

Fortitude of Harmonia — Fortitude of Harmonia1790–1800

Phyllis inconsolable for the loss of Demophoon, attempts to hang herself — Phyllis inconsolable for the loss of Demophoon, attempts to hang herself1790–1800

Lysimachus thrown into the Den of a Lion — Lysimachus thrown into the Den of a Lion1790–1800

Evadne throws herself on the Funeral Pile of her Husband Capaneus — Evadne throws herself on the Funeral Pile of her Husband Capaneus1790–1800

Pericles Attends the Lectures of Aspasia — Pericles Attends the Lectures of Aspasia1790–1800

Bacchus returning in Triumph from India — Bacchus returning in Triumph from India1790–1800

Danae and Perseus Exposed — Danae and Perseus Exposed1790–1800

Death of Aridaeus and Eurydice — Death of Aridaeus and Eurydice1790–1800

Design of the Arms of the Princes of Europe — Design of the Arms of the Princes of Europelate 18th–mid-19th century

Erasistratus discovers the love of Antiochus for Stratonice — Erasistratus discovers the love of Antiochus for Stratonice1790–1800

The Wife of Ceteus burnt on the Pile of her Husband — The Wife of Ceteus burnt on the Pile of her Husband1790–1800

Tymicha and Millius before Dionysius — Tymicha and Millius before Dionysius1790–1800

Perseus and Andromeda — Perseus and Andromeda1790–1800

Death of Polyxena — Death of Polyxena1790–1800

The Colossus of Rhodes — The Colossus of Rhodes1790–1800

Pelasgus Civilizes the Greeks — Pelasgus Civilizes the Greeks1790–1800

Themistocles Discovers Himself to the Persian King — Themistocles Discovers Himself to the Persian King1790–1800

Panthea, Wife of Abradates, Stabs herself — Panthea, Wife of Abradates, Stabs herself1790–1800

The Marriage of Telephus and Auge prevented — The Marriage of Telephus and Auge prevented1790–1800

Berenice prevents Ptolemy judging Condemned Persons while playing at Dice — Berenice prevents Ptolemy judging Condemned Persons while playing at Dice1790–1800

Berenice, wife of Antiochus Theos, and her son take refuge in Daphne — Berenice, wife of Antiochus Theos, and her son take refuge in Daphne1790–1800

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