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Edward Dayes (1763 in London – 1804 in London) was an English watercolour painter and engraver in mezzotint.
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Edward Dayes The Fall of the Rebel Angels
1798 -
Edward Dayes Bedlam Furnace, Coalbrookdale
date not known -
Edward Dayes View of Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight
date not known -
After Edward Dayes The Peak Cavern, Derbyshire: Roger Rain’s House, engraved by J. Noble
published 1809 -
After Edward Dayes Caversham Park, Oxfordshire, engraved by W. and J. Walker
published 1793 -
After Edward Dayes View of Friern House, the Seat of John Bacon, engraved by W. Knight
published 1797 -
Edward Dayes Southampton Harbour
date not known -
After Edward Dayes St Augustine’s Gate, Canterbury, Kent, engraved by J. Rawle
published 1802
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