Francis Cotes

1726–1770

Francis Cotes, ‘Portrait of a Lady’ 1768
Portrait of a Lady 1768
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Biography

Francis Cotes (20 May 1726 – 16 July 1770) was an English painter, one of the pioneers of English pastel painting, and a founding member of the Royal Academy in 1768.

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Artworks

Francis Cotes, ‘Portrait of a Lady’ 1768

Francis Cotes Portrait of a Lady

1768
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Francis Cotes, ‘Anna Maria Astley, Aged Seven, and her Brother Edward, Aged Five and a Half’ 1767

Francis Cotes Anna Maria Astley, Aged Seven, and her Brother Edward, Aged Five and a Half

1767
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Francis Cotes, ‘Paul Sandby’ 1761

Francis Cotes Paul Sandby

1761
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Francis Cotes Mrs Brocas (?)

date not known
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Francis Cotes, ‘A Gentleman with a Cane’ 1765 or 69

Francis Cotes A Gentleman with a Cane

1765 or 69
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