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Poultry Market

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Kingston Lacy Estate, Dorset

'Nonpareil' The Favourite Charger of King George IV

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire

'Lily', Portrait of a Grey Horse

Charles Hancock (Marlborough 1802 - 1877)

Mount Stewart, County Down

A series of lithographed drawings of celebrated horses . from pictures painted by James Ward.

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

William Cleaver (1742-1815) Bishop of St Asaph (after John Hoppner)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Dunham Massey, Cheshire

King George III (1738–1820) reveiwing the troops (after Sir William Beechey RA)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Ralph John Lambton (after James Ward)

Charles Turner, RA (Woodstock 1773 - London 1857)

Mount Stewart, County Down

General Sir William Fawcett (1728-1804) (after Sir Joshua Reynolds)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Nunnington Hall, North Yorkshire

Richard Burke (1758-1794) (after Sir Joshua Reynolds)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Lamb House, Rye, East Sussex

King George III (1738–1820) on horseback (after Sir William Beechey)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Dyrham, Gloucestershire

The Citizens Retreat (after James Ward RA)

William Ward the Elder, RA (London 1766 – London 1826)

Arlington Court, Devon

Margaret Maskelyne, Lady Clive (1735--1817)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Scotney Castle, Kent

Watercolour

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Scotney Castle, Kent

Jerry Hudson, a Farm Labourer with a Brindled Staffordshire Long-horn Cow

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Shugborough Estate, Staffordshire

River Landscape with Bridge, Figures and Cattle

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Basildon Park, Berkshire

Hambletonian and Diamond (after Stubbs)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Mount Stewart, County Down

The Centurian Cornelius (after Rembrandt van Rijn)

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Attingham Park, Shropshire

A Chestnut Stallion in the Grounds of Powis Castle

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Powis Castle and Garden, Powys

Frances Anne Vane, Mrs Michael Angelo Taylor (1769-1821) as 'Miranda' in The Tempest by William ...

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Mount Stewart, County Down

Drawing

James Ward, RA (London 1769 - Cheshunt 1859)

Scotney Castle, Kent

Fisherfolk on the Seashore

manner of George Morland (London 1763 – London 1804)

Calke Abbey, Derbyshire

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Showing 21 results

Poultry Market

'Nonpareil' The Favourite Charger of King George IV

'Lily', Portrait of a Grey Horse

A series of lithographed drawings of celebrated horses . from pictures painted by James Ward.

William Cleaver (1742-1815) Bishop of St Asaph (after John Hoppner)

King George III (1738–1820) reveiwing the troops (after Sir William Beechey RA)

Ralph John Lambton (after James Ward)

General Sir William Fawcett (1728-1804) (after Sir Joshua Reynolds)

Richard Burke (1758-1794) (after Sir Joshua Reynolds)

King George III (1738–1820) on horseback (after Sir William Beechey)

The Citizens Retreat (after James Ward RA)

Margaret Maskelyne, Lady Clive (1735--1817)

Watercolour

Jerry Hudson, a Farm Labourer with a Brindled Staffordshire Long-horn Cow

River Landscape with Bridge, Figures and Cattle

Hambletonian and Diamond (after Stubbs)

The Centurian Cornelius (after Rembrandt van Rijn)

A Chestnut Stallion in the Grounds of Powis Castle

Frances Anne Vane, Mrs Michael Angelo Taylor (1769-1821) as 'Miranda' in The Tempest by William ...

Drawing

Fisherfolk on the Seashore