Artist
Robert Blyth (1750–1784)
28 works by Robert Blyth (British, 1750–1784) from 3 museums and collections. Wikidata
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SilenusRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bearded Man with Turban and Young WomanRobert Blyth, 1782National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Boat in a Storm at SeaRobert Blyth, 1803National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Man Attacking a MonsterRobert Blyth, 1803National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Stripping the SlainRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
James Smithson and Alice WhitworthRobert Blyth, 1780National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Going Out in the MorningRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Enjoying Domestic HappinessRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Two Soldiers and Child Holding a HelmetRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Conversing with a CaptiveRobert Blyth, 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
FishermenRobert Blyth, 1880Art Institute of Chicago 
Beaching a Fishing Boat in a GaleRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, April 26, 1783The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Storming a Banditti StrongholdRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, May 1, 1782The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Two Soldiers and Child Holding a HelmetRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, July 19, 1779The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Going Out in the MorningRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, November 15, 1779The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Conversing with a CaptiveRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, November 15, 1779The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Caius Marius on the Ruins of CarthageRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, January 20, 1782The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Packhorse with SoldiersRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer|John Raphael Smith, June 23, 1784The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Enjoying Domestic HappinessRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, November 15, 1779The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Banditti Going OutRobert Blyth|John Hamilton Mortimer, November 9, 1780The Metropolitan Museum of Art