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Portrait Mather Brown

Mather Brown

1761 - 1831

Mather Brown, baptisé le 11 octobre 1761 à Boston et mort le 25 mai 1831 à Londres, est un peintre américain.

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Charles Bulfinch (1763-1844), 1786, Mather Brown

Charles Bulfinch (1763-1844)

Monsieur de St. George, , Mather Brown

Monsieur de St. George

A Page Boy in Blue with a Red Shield, , Mather Brown

A Page Boy in Blue with a Red Shield

Sir Richard Arkwright, 1790, Mather Brown

Sir Richard Arkwright

Lord Loughborough (1733–1805), 1786, Mather Brown

Lord Loughborough (1733–1805)

John Smeaton (1724–1792), 1788, Mather Brown

John Smeaton (1724–1792)

Charles Cocks, 1st Baron Somers (1725–1806), 1800, Mather Brown

Charles Cocks, 1st Baron Somers (1725–1806)

Anne Brunton and Joseph Holman as Romeo and Juliet in 'Romeo and Juliet', , Mather Brown

Anne Brunton and Joseph Holman as Romeo and Juliet in 'Romeo and Juliet'

Frederick Augustus (1763–1827), Duke of York, 1788, Mather Brown

Frederick Augustus (1763–1827), Duke of York

Lord Cornwallis Receiving the Sons of Tipu as Hostages, 1792, Mather Brown

Lord Cornwallis Receiving the Sons of Tipu as Hostages

The Baptism of Henry VIII, 1491, 1794, Mather Brown

The Baptism of Henry VIII, 1491

Sir John Eamer (1750–1823), Lord Mayor of London (1801), 1801, Mather Brown

Sir John Eamer (1750–1823), Lord Mayor of London (1801)

'Romeo and Juliet', Act II, Scene 4, Romeo and Juliet with Friar Lawrence, 1805, Mather Brown

'Romeo and Juliet', Act II, Scene 4, Romeo and Juliet with Friar Lawrence

Purveyor, Army Medical Department, , Mather Brown

Purveyor, Army Medical Department

John Bridge Aspinall (1758/1759–1830), 1809, Mather Brown

John Bridge Aspinall (1758/1759–1830)

Sir William Dolben (c.1727–1814), 1802, Mather Brown

Sir William Dolben (c.1727–1814)

Peter Mellish, Sheriff (1798), 1799, Mather Brown

Peter Mellish, Sheriff (1798)

Miss Mary Barbara (1801–1876), Miss Mary Isabella (1804–1828), and Master Thomas Aston Clifford (180, , Mather Brown

Miss Mary Barbara (1801–1876), Miss Mary Isabella (1804–1828), and Master Thomas Aston Clifford (180

Thomas Hugh Clifford of Tixall (1762–1823), , Mather Brown

Thomas Hugh Clifford of Tixall (1762–1823)

Rear Admiral Sir Home Popham (1762–1820), , Mather Brown

Rear Admiral Sir Home Popham (1762–1820)

Richard Clark, , Mather Brown

Thomas Fitzherbert, , Mather Brown

Thomas Fitzherbert

Garrick between Tragedy and Comedy (copy after Joshua Reynolds), , Mather Brown

Garrick between Tragedy and Comedy (copy after Joshua Reynolds)

Thomas Lowton (formerly Wainwright) (1772–1830), , Mather Brown

Thomas Lowton (formerly Wainwright) (1772–1830)

Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809), 1800, Mather Brown

Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)

Sir John William Anderson (c.1736–1813), , Mather Brown

Sir John William Anderson (c.1736–1813)

Lord Mountstuart (1767–1794), Son of the 1st Marquess of Bute, , Mather Brown

Lord Mountstuart (1767–1794), Son of the 1st Marquess of Bute

Henry Blundell (1724–1810), , Mather Brown

Henry Blundell (1724–1810)

Lord George Augustus Cavendish (d.1794), , Mather Brown

Lord George Augustus Cavendish (d.1794)

Sir Christopher Wray (1524–1592), , Mather Brown

Sir Christopher Wray (1524–1592)