John Raphael Smith

George, Prince of Wales, 1792 John Raphael Smith

Lady on a Terrace Tending a Carnation Plant John Raphael Smith

Portrait of Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford (1753-1814) John Raphael Smith

The mistress of Raphael John Raphael Smith

Miss Macaroni and her gallant at a print shop John Raphael Smith

African Hospitality, 1791 John Raphael Smith

James Heath John Raphael Smith

A Lady Holding a Negro Mask, c.1795-80 John Raphael Smith

James Heath John Raphael Smith

Almeria, engraved and pub. by John Raphael Smith, 1787 John Opie

Children play a tragedy John Raphael Smith

African Hospitality George (after) Morland

Andrew Marvell English School

Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton Joshua (after) Reynolds

Captain John Smith, Virginia colonist Anonymous

African Hospitality (L'African hospitalier), ca. 1794-1795 Rolle

Boy in a landscape Johannes Raphael Smith

William Cobbett, c.1812 John Raphael Smith

An 18th Century view of Haddon Hall with the village of Bakewell in the background John Raphael Smith

George Morland, 1805 John Raphael Smith

Frederick Reynolds John Raphael Smith

Frederika Louisa Wilhelmina, Princess van Oranje-Nassau, with her brothers Willem and Frederik A.C. de Poggi

Packhorse with Soldiers, June 23, 1784 Robert Blyth

Illustration of Captain John Smith in Captivity E. Boyd Smith

Naples From Sir William Hamilton's Villa, 1780-1782 John Warwick Smith

Raphael drawing from Windsor Castle, Mary with Jesus, Elizabeth with John Charles Thurston Thompson

Slave Trade, 1791 John Raphael Smith

Seventeenth Century Engraving "The Portraictuer of Captayne John Smith, Admirall of England" Anonymous

Portrait of John Smith Lemuel Francis Abbott

Portrait of J. S. Willett, c.1810 Raphaelle Peale

Samuel Smith, Mayor Bradford, c.1854 John Watson Gordon

Captain John Smith taken prisoner by Indians in Virginia Anonymous

Margherita Goldsmid, later Mrs Raphael John Singer Sargent

John Smith Observes a Native American Ritual Anonymous

Unitarian Chapel, Paradise Street, Liverpool, engraved by J. Smith English School

The Lord Churchill's two Daughters, mezzotint by John Smith, c.1690 Godfrey (after) Kneller