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After attacking a windmill believed to be a giant, Don Quixote and his horse Rocinante lie on the ground, while Sancho Panza rides to their rescue. Engraving by C.T. Warren, 1796, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: [1796]Reference: 3005078i
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Women representing architecture and astronomy. Coloured stipple engraving by J. Chapman, 1803, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 22 October 1803Reference: 25669i
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Three fairies in a garden looking at the plants; representing botany. Stipple engraving by J. Chapman after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Reference: 25670i
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An old man and a child are seated under a tree; dog sleeping on the ground. Lithograph by R. Corbould, 1802.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 1802Reference: 573349i
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An old woman sits spinning by candelelight as a boy and a cat warm themselves by the fire. Engraving by J. Parker after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: May 1 1793Reference: 29960i
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A man holds out his hand to a weeping woman [Fidelia]. Engraving by Springwell after R. Corbould, 1792.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 31 August 1792Reference: 37539i
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A man with papers in his hand looks questioningly at a young woman (Pamela) who turns her face away. Engraving by C. Warren, 1801, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: June 14 1801Reference: 28046i
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King George III. Engraving by C. Warren after R. Corbould, 1791.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: May 20th 1791Reference: 2004630i
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The death of Lord Nelson on the deck of HMS Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. Engraving by J. Taylor, 1806, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: Nov.r 8th 1806Reference: 548104i
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A man conducts an alchemical experiment with an alembic, in the foreground, in the background a female figure representing the world observes a man of the new school of chemistry who prepares an oxygen experiment with a glass jar and a candle: a representation of the historical transition between alchemy and chemistry. Coloured stipple engraving by J. Chapman, 1805, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 27 July 1805Reference: 25676i
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Sophie Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen Charlotte of Great Britain, consort to King George III. Stipple engraving by C. Warren, 1804, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: March 24; 1804Reference: 2858665i
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A man in the foreground conducts an alchemical experiment with an alembic; in the background a female figure representing the world looks at a chemist, who prepares an oxygen experiment with a glass jar and a candle; representing the historical transition from alchemy to chemistry. Stipple engraving by J. Chapman, 1805, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 27 July 1805Reference: 37371i
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Erasmus Darwin. Stipple engraving by W. Holl, 1807, after J. Rawlinson.
Rawlinson, J., active 1807-1823.Date: 1807Reference: 9896i
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Traveller with an ass carrying a shrine, which is venerated by a couple. Engraving by R. Corbould after X. Le Prince.
Leprince, Auguste-Xavier, 1799-1826.Reference: 30572i
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A widow with her maid Betty consults a fortune-teller in the hope that he will predict whether she will marry again, and how many times. Etching by I. Taylor, 1785, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831Date: 1785Reference: 11525i
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Neptune surrounded by Triton and sea-nymphs is presented with the fruits of the sea; representing conchology. Stipple engraving by J. Chapman after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Reference: 41853i
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The wounding of Lord Nelson on the deck of HMS Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. Engraving by Taylor after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: 27 March 1813Reference: 548101i
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A winged woman (the genius of literature and science) presents a young man and young woman to Minerva. Stipple engraving by J.W. Chapman, 1812, after R. Corbould.
Corbould, Richard, 1757-1831.Date: Sep.r 19th 1812Reference: 2439389i

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After attacking a windmill believed to be a giant, Don Quixote and his horse Rocinante lie on the ground, while Sancho Panza rides to their rescue. Engraving by C.T. Warren, 1796, after R. Corbould.

Women representing architecture and astronomy. Coloured stipple engraving by J. Chapman, 1803, after R. Corbould.

Three fairies in a garden looking at the plants; representing botany. Stipple engraving by J. Chapman after R. Corbould.

An old man and a child are seated under a tree; dog sleeping on the ground. Lithograph by R. Corbould, 1802.

An old woman sits spinning by candelelight as a boy and a cat warm themselves by the fire. Engraving by J. Parker after R. Corbould.

A man holds out his hand to a weeping woman [Fidelia]. Engraving by Springwell after R. Corbould, 1792.

A man with papers in his hand looks questioningly at a young woman (Pamela) who turns her face away. Engraving by C. Warren, 1801, after R. Corbould.

King George III. Engraving by C. Warren after R. Corbould, 1791.

The death of Lord Nelson on the deck of HMS Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. Engraving by J. Taylor, 1806, after R. Corbould.

Sophie Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen Charlotte of Great Britain, consort to King George III. Stipple engraving by C. Warren, 1804, after R. Corbould.

Erasmus Darwin. Stipple engraving by W. Holl, 1807, after J. Rawlinson.

Traveller with an ass carrying a shrine, which is venerated by a couple. Engraving by R. Corbould after X. Le Prince.

A widow with her maid Betty consults a fortune-teller in the hope that he will predict whether she will marry again, and how many times. Etching by I. Taylor, 1785, after R. Corbould.

Neptune surrounded by Triton and sea-nymphs is presented with the fruits of the sea; representing conchology. Stipple engraving by J. Chapman after R. Corbould.

The wounding of Lord Nelson on the deck of HMS Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. Engraving by Taylor after R. Corbould.

A winged woman (the genius of literature and science) presents a young man and young woman to Minerva. Stipple engraving by J.W. Chapman, 1812, after R. Corbould.