Charles Reuben Ryley

c.1752–1798

Charles Reuben Ryley, ‘Oscar Bringing Back Annir’s Daughter’ 1785
Oscar Bringing Back Annir’s Daughter 1785
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Biography

Charles Reuben Ryley (1752?–1798) was an English painter.

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Artworks

Charles Reuben Ryley, ‘Oscar Bringing Back Annir’s Daughter’ 1785

Charles Reuben Ryley Oscar Bringing Back Annir’s Daughter

1785
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Charles Reuben Ryley Three Recumbent Men in Tricorne Hats

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