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The Harlot's Progress, Plate 4

Artist: Thomas Cook (British, 1744–1818)
After: William Hogarth (British, 1697–1764)

The Harlot's Progress, Plate 5

Artist: Thomas Cook (British, 1744–1818)
After: William Hogarth (British, 1697–1764)

The Harlot's Progress, Plate 6

Artist: Thomas Cook (British, 1744–1818)
Artist: William Hogarth (British, 1697–1764)

Omai

Artist: John Jacobe (Austrian, active Britain, 1733-1797)
After: Sir Joshua Reynolds (British, 1723–1792)

Landscape with Bridge

Artist: Thomas Frederick Mason Sheard (British, 1866–1921)

Tivoli from Pond and Knapton's Italian Landscapes

Artist: James Mason (British, 1710–1780)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)
Publisher: Arthur Pond (British, 1705–1758)

An Italian Landscape from Pond and Knapton's Italian Landscapes

Artist: James Mason (British, 1710–1780)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)
Publisher: Arthur Pond (British, 1705–1758)

An Italian Landscape from Pond and Knapton's Italian Landscapes

Artist: James Mason (British, 1710–1780)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)
Publisher: Arthur Pond (British, 1705–1758)

Landscape with man walking behind a dog from Pond and Knapton's Italian Landscapes

Artist: James Mason (British, 1710–1780)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)
Publisher: Arthur Pond (British, 1705–1758)

Landscape with three men approaching a waterfall from Pond and Knapton's Italian Landscapes

Artist: James Mason (British, 1710–1780)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)
Publisher: Arthur Pond (British, 1705–1758)

The Happy Village

Artist: John Keyse Sherwin (British, 1751–1790)

The Deserted Village

Artist: John Keyse Sherwin (British, 1751–1790)

Haywain

Artist: William James Smith (British, b. Germany, fl. 1824)

A Conversation

Artist: William James Smith (British, b. Germany, fl. 1824)

View Up the River From Milbank

Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler (German, active London, 1780–1822)
After: Joseph Farington (British, 1747–1821)

"Resignation" from "The Deserted Village"

Artist: Thomas Watson (British, 1750–1781)
After: Sir Joshua Reynolds (British, 1723–1792)

The Hop Pickers

Artist: William Charles Wilson (British, ca. 1750–?)
After: George Smith (British, 1760–1830)

Classical Landscape

Artist: John Wood (British, active 18th century)

Classical Landscape

Artist: John Wood (British, active 18th century)
After: Gaspar Dughet (French, 1615–1675, active Italy)

The Vicar of Wakefield

Artist: William Woolett (British, 1735–1785)
After: Thomas Hearne (British, 1744–1817)

The Vicar of Wakefield

Artist: William Woolett (British, 1735–1785)
After: Thomas Hearne (British, 1744–1817)

Celadon and Amelia

Artist: William Woolett (British, 1735–1785)

Niobe

Artist: William Woolett (British, 1735–1785)

Ceyx and Aleyone

Artist: William Woolett (British, 1735–1785)

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