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John Hamilton Mortimer

British, Eastbourne 1740–1779 London · 30 works on DiscoverArt

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Bardolphe — Bardolphen.d.

Richard II — Richard II1775

Character Sketch — Character Sketchn.d.

Edgar — Edgar1775

Poet — PoetMay 20, 1775 (originally published); published 1809

Shylock — Shylockoriginally published March 15, 1776, published 1809

Beaching a Fishing Boat in a Gale — Beaching a Fishing Boat in a Gale1770–79

A Sacrifice Interrupted — A Sacrifice Interrupted1770s

Richard II, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeare — Richard II, from Twelve Characters from ShakespeareMay 20, 1775 (originally published), published 1809

Male Nude and Other Figures — Male Nude and Other Figures18th century

Beatrice — BeatriceMarch 15, 1776 (originally published); published 1809

Falstaff — Falstafforiginally published March 15, 1776, published 1809

Lear — LearMarch 15, 1776 (originally published); published 1809

Classical Subject (Lucretia's Dead Body is Carried by her Husband, Lead by her Mourning Father) — Classical Subject (Lucretia's Dead Body is Carried by her Husband, Lead by her Mourning Father)1770–79 (?)

Enrag'd Monster — Enrag'd MonsterDecember 8, 1778

The Reviewers' Cave — The Reviewers' Cave1765

Edgar — EdgarMay 20, 1775; published 1809

York, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeare — York, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeareoriginally published March 15, 1776, published 1809

Bardolph — BardolphMay 20, 1775 (originally published); published 1809

Ophelia, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeare — Ophelia, from Twelve Characters from ShakespeareMay 20, 1775 (originally published); published 1809

Caliban — CalibanMay 20, 1775 (originally published); published 1809

Banditti on the Lookout — Banditti on the Lookout1778

Abraham Sending Away Hagar and Ishmael — Abraham Sending Away Hagar and Ishmaeln.d.

Classical Subject: Possibly the Aftermath of a Battle — Classical Subject: Possibly the Aftermath of a Battle1760–79

Fishermen — Fishermen1774

Helmeted Warrior — Helmeted Warriorn.d.

Cassandra, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeare — Cassandra, from Twelve Characters from Shakespeareoriginally published March 15, 1776, published 1809

Banditti Taking His Post — Banditti Taking His Postlate 18th century

Soldiers Refeshing Themselves — Soldiers Refeshing Themselvesn.d.

Stripping the Slain — Stripping the Slainca. 1773

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