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Richard Livesay

16 works

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Stipple engraving of a clergyman in a curled wig and bands collar, glancing sideways within an oval frame.

The Parson's Head

October 1788

Sepia print of putti painting and sketching in a studio beside a classical female statue, with Latin inscriptions above and b

Boys Peeping at Nature

1782

Etching of two ballet dancers in tutus on a stage with audience and candle-holding statues, with a height scale below.

The Charmers of the Age

March 1, 1782

Engraved certificate with a theatrical mask, palette, laurel branch and drapery, plus script entitling the bearer to a Garric

Mask and Palette

1781

Engraved frontispiece with a monk leading a donkey carrying two riders past a city skyline with church domes.

Frontispiece to "The Jacobite's Journal"

November 27, 1781

Satirical print of a monk leading a donkey with two riders, a city skyline behind, and banners reading Huzza and London Eveni

Twee mensen op een ezel getrokken door een monnik

1781

Engraved emblem of a palette, scroll, leaves and a theatre mask hung on cords above an inscription, dated 1781.

Attributen van beeldende kunst opgehangen aan een koord

1781

Engraved coat of arms for the Foundling Hospital with a lamb, an infant, Nature, Britannia and the word HELP.

Wapen van het Foundling Hospital in Londen

1781

Engraving of a fat man sprawled on his back on the ground, legs raised, after a Hogarth design by Richard Livesay, 1816.

Man valt op zijn rug op de grond

1816

Surprised Woman from Hogarth's "Morning"

October 1788

Etching of a smiling man in a tricorn hat and powdered wig, seated with hands gesturing forward over a table.

A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People

October 1788

Etched caricature of a seated man aiming a telescope at a standing man in a book-lined study with a dog.

The Complicated R_____n

1794 (?)

Handwritten ink epitaph in two-column verse honouring George Taylor for his courage in manual combat, within a ruled border.

To the Memory of George Taylor Whose Skill and Courage in Manual Combat Would Have Done Honour to the Roman Circus...…

1782

Brown ink print of a man asleep in a chair, smoking a long pipe, with a glass and decanter on a side table.

Mr. Ben: Read, A Member of Hogarth's Club at the Bedford Arms Tavern, Drawn by him about the Year 1757

November 27, 1781

Engraving of a muscular man seated atop a skeleton, with hatched lines defining the bones and skull below.

From an Original Sketch of William Hogarth's in the Collection of Mr. Morrison

March 1, 1782

Engraved tail-piece showing a grinning man in a tricorn hat tied to crossed swords, with scissors, a bottle and a glass hangi

Tail-Piece

November 27, 1781

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