Artist
John Raphael Smith (1752–1812)
28 works by John Raphael Smith (British, 1752–1812) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Anne Ward Morland (Delia in Town)John Raphael Smith, c. 1788National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Banastre TarletonJohn Raphael Smith, published 1782National Gallery of Art, Washington 
AmanthisJohn Raphael Smith, 1797National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Lear and CordeliaJohn Raphael Smith, 1784National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Belisane and Parcival under the Enchantment of UrmaJohn Raphael Smith, 1782National Gallery of Art, Washington 
African HospitalityJohn Raphael Smith, 1791National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sophia Western, Fieldings Tom JonesJohn Raphael Smith, 1784National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Richard RobinsonJohn Raphael Smith, published 1775National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Slave TradeJohn Raphael Smith, 1791National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ClaraJohn Raphael Smith, c. 1797National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Deux Ami (The Two Friends)John Raphael Smith, 1778National Gallery of Art, Washington 
AmanthisJohn Raphael Smith, 1797National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Lady Hamilton as NatureJohn Raphael Smith, published 1784National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Love in Her Eyes Sits PlayingJohn Raphael Smith, 1778National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Peasant and PigsJohn Raphael Smith, 1803Art Institute of Chicago 
Margate, Inner View of the Pier, Bathing Rooms, and taken from the ShipwrightsJohn Raphael Smith, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
George, Prince of WalesJohn Raphael Smith, 1792The Cleveland Museum of Art 
George Wallis, The Late Celebrated Antiquary and Gunsmith of HullJohn Raphael Smith, June 20, 1804The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
James HeathJohn Raphael Smith, 1796The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Portrait of Thomas Rowlandson, from Reproductions of Drawings by Old Masters in the British MuseumJohn Raphael Smith, 1894Art Institute of Chicago 
Domestic ShavingJohn Raphael Smith|Thomas Rowlandson, August 21, 1786The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Lt. Col. TarletonJohn Raphael Smith, 1782The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Margate, Outer View of the Pier, Coast of Kent, and from Fort CliffsJohn Raphael Smith, 1805Art Institute of Chicago 
Shepherd's MealJohn Raphael Smith, published February 1, 1803Art Institute of Chicago