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William IV, 1765-1837., As midshipman on Board Prince George, 1782 (Print)
King Charles the 2nd Landing on the Beach at Dover, 26 May 1660 (Print)
St Paul after Shipwreck on Malta, for the Chapel of Greenwich Hospital (Drawing)
The barque Rowena (Painting)
The Battle of La Hogue (Print)
Rt Hon Lord Hood European Magazine (Print)
This outline is a key to the Portraits &c. in the Print from Mr West's Picture of the Death of Lord Nelson (Print)
'His Royal Highness Prince William Henry...'
'His Royal Highness Prince William Henry, Serving as Midshipman on board His Majesty's Ship Prince George' (Print)
Rt. Hon. Lord Hood. From a Painting...in the Possession of Sr Ino Dick. European Magazine (Print)
Combat de La Hogue le 29 Mais [1692] (Print)
The Battle of La Hogue (Print)
Death of Nelson on board the Victory (Print)
The Immortality of Nelson (Print)
To the King's Most Excellent Majesty This Plate, The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson K.B. is...dedicated (Print)
The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson (Print)
The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson (Print)
Nelson in The Victory's cockpit, Mortally Wounded October 21st 1805 'I Have Done My Duty - I Praise God For It' (Print)
Lieut. Nelson Volunteering To Board A Prize in a violent Gale, Nov 20 1777, By B West, P.R.A (Print)
'Nelson in The Victory's cockpit, Mortally Wounded October 21st 1805'
'Nelson in The Victory's cockpit, Mortally Wounded October 21st 1805' (Print)
The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson
The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson (Print)
To The King's Most Excellent Majesty. This Plate, The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson, K.B. is...dedicated...
To The King's Most Excellent Majesty. This Plate, The Death of Lord Viscount Nelson, K.B. is...dedicated... (Print)
Elymas struck blind (Drawing)
St Peter released from Prison. Carried out in coade stone for one of the medallions on the pulpit in the chapel (Windsor?) (Drawing)
Portrait of St Mark (Drawing)