Attributed to john hamilton mortimer posters & prints

Man attacking a monster John Hamilton Mortimer

Three Oriental Heads, March 5, 1780 Robert Blyth

Banditti Taking His Post, late 18th century Unknown

Duke of York, March 15, 1776 John Hamilton Mortimer

Going Out in the Morning, November 15, 1779 Robert Blyth

Storming a Banditti Stronghold, May 1, 1782 Robert Blyth

Two Soldiers and Child Holding a Helmet, July 19, 1779 Robert Blyth

West Gate of Pevensey Castle, Sussex John Hamilton Mortimer

A Caricature Group including Members of the Howdalian Society John Hamilton Mortimer

An Unknown Woman Portrait of a Woman John Hamilton Mortimer

Portrait of a Man and a Boy looking at Prints, c.1765-70 John Hamilton Mortimer

Soldier's Death, May 1, 1781 Robert Blyth

A Captive Family, ca. 1783 Robert Blyth

Fishermen, November 9, 1780 Robert Blyth

Nebuchadnezzar Recovering His Reason, October 20, 1782 Robert Blyth

Thomas Le Blanc John Hamilton Mortimer

An Aga of the Janizaries, July 19, 1779 Robert Blyth

A Young Man with his Indian(?) Servant Holding a Portfolio John Hamilton Mortimer

Musical Monster, December 8, 1778 John Hamilton Mortimer

Banditti Going Out, November 9, 1780 Robert Blyth

The Philosopher, 1783-87 Thomas Rowlandson

Stripping the Slain, November 15, 1779 Robert Blyth

The Coke and Perkin, late 18th century Francis Chesham

Banditti at Market, June 10, 1805 Robert Blyth

Sleeping Monsters, January 25, 1780 John Hamilton Mortimer

Self-Portrait with His Father and His Brother John Hamilton Mortimer

Three Putti Dancing to a Piper, March 1, 1780 Charles Reuben Ryley

Going Out in the Morning, 1779 Robert Blyth

A Young Man with his Indian servant holding a portfolio John Hamilton Mortimer

Successful Monster, December 8, 1778 John Hamilton Mortimer

Packhorse with Soldiers, June 23, 1784 Robert Blyth

Pastoral, December 8, 1778 John Hamilton Mortimer

Banditti Returning, November 9, 1780 Robert Blyth

Dr Philip Hayes, 1788 John Hamilton Mortimer

Elegy, December 8, 1778 John Hamilton Mortimer

Rustick Dancers, November 9, 1780 Robert Blyth