Artist
John Hamilton Mortimer (1740‑1779)
Title
A Sea Monster with Fish
Date date not known
MediumGraphite and ink on paper
Dimensionssupport: 210 x 155 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition Purchased as part of the Oppé Collection with assistance from the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund 1996
Reference
T10131
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John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Caricature Heads'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Fish Devouring Shell Food'date not known
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John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Skeletons and Ecorchés'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Spectators in the Gallery'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Study of a Classical Statue'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'The Captive'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'The Comic Muse, a Satyr and a Putto. Verso: Sketch'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Three Skeletons'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Two Ecorchés'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Two Girls, in Profile, One Carrying a Jug'date not known
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'George Thompson, his Wife and (?) his Sister-in-Law', c.1766-8
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Monstrous Male Figure, Caliban?', 1770s
John Hamilton Mortimer (manner of), 'Rocky Landscape with Banditti', c.1770-80
John Hamilton Mortimer, 'Banditti Going out in the Morning', 1773