Artist
Attributed to Joseph Highmore (1692‑1780)
Title
A Couple Dressed in the Height of Fashion
Date 1744
MediumGraphite and gouache on paper
Dimensionssupport: 202 x 266 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition Presented by Mrs Joan Highmore Blackhall and Dr R.B. McConnell 1986
Reference
T04238
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Attributed to Joseph Highmore, 'A Couple Dressed in the Height of Fashion, 1744
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Joseph Highmore (attributed to), 'A Couple Dressed in the Height of Fashion', 1744
Joseph Highmore, 'A Gentleman in a Brown Velvet Coat', 1747
James Seymour, 'A Kill at Ashdown Park', 1743
Joseph Highmore, 'A Man, a Woman and a Dog in a Landscape', c.1745
Jean Baptiste Claude Chatelain, 'A View of the Wrekin Hill from Ercall, Shropshire', c.1748
Samuel Scott, 'Admiral Anson's Action off Cape Finisterre 1747', c.1749-50
William Hogarth, 'Benjamin Hoadly, Bishop of Winchester', 1741
Joseph Highmore, 'Clarissa and Mr Lovelace at the Garden Door', c.1745-7
James Deacon, 'Classical Landscape', 1740-3
George Lambert, 'Classical Landscape', 1745
William Jones, 'Damon and Phillida Reconciled: A Scene from Colley Cibber's 'Damon and Phillida'', 1740
Joseph Highmore, 'Equestrian Portrait of King George II', c.1743-5
John Wootton, 'George Henry Lee, 3rd Earl of Litchfield, and his Uncle the Hon. Robert Lee, Subsequently 4th Earl of Litchfield, Shooting in 'True Blue' Frock Coats', 1744
Richard Wilson, 'George III and the Duke of York', ?1749
William Hogarth, 'Head of a Lady, Called Lady Pembroke', c.1740
Thomas Frye, 'Henry Crispe of the Custom House', 1746
Alexander Cozens, 'Hilly Landscape with River and Trees, Two Men on a Cliff', 1746
Joseph Highmore, 'I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing', 1743-4
Alexander Cozens, 'In the Farnese Gardens, Rome', 1746
Joseph Highmore, 'IX: Pamela is Married', 1743-4