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Portrait of a Gentleman, his Wife and Sister, in the Character of Fortitude introducing Hope as the Companion to Distress (‘The Witts Family Group’)

Richard Cosway
1770
On display at Tate Britain part of Historic and Modern British Art

A Lady (? Harriet Mellon) as a Sibyl

Attributed to Richard Cosway
c.1805

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Portrait of a lady, probably Julia Lavinia Bennet (Lady Gordon)

Attributed to Richard Cosway
date not known
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