Joseph Highmore

1692–1780

Joseph Highmore, ‘I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing’ 1743–4 — I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing 1743–4
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Biography

Joseph Highmore (13 June 1692 – 3 March 1780) was an English portrait and historical painter, illustrator and author.

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Artworks

Joseph Highmore, ‘I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing’ 1743–4

Joseph Highmore I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing

1743–4

N03573

Joseph Highmore, ‘IX: Pamela is Married’ 1743–4

Joseph Highmore IX: Pamela is Married

1743–4

On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art N03575

Joseph Highmore, ‘VII: Pamela in the Bedroom with Mrs Jewkes and Mr B.’ 1743–4

Joseph Highmore VII: Pamela in the Bedroom with Mrs Jewkes and Mr B.

1743–4

N03574

Joseph Highmore Academy Study of a Male Nude

date not known

View by appointment T04231

Joseph Highmore, ‘Mr Oldham and his Guests’ c.1735–45

Joseph Highmore Mr Oldham and his Guests

c.1735–45

N05864

Joseph Highmore, ‘The Good Samaritan’ 1744

Joseph Highmore The Good Samaritan

1744

T00076

Joseph Highmore, ‘Equestrian Portrait of King George II’ c.1743–5

Joseph Highmore Equestrian Portrait of King George II

c.1743–5

T04944

Joseph Highmore Academy Study of a Male Nude

date not known

T04230

Artist as subject

Joseph Highmore, ‘Mr Oldham and his Guests’ c.1735–45

Joseph Highmore Mr Oldham and his Guests

c.1735–45

N05864

Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Lecture Diagram: Perspective Method for a Cube by Joseph Highmore’ c.1823–28

Joseph Mallord William Turner Lecture Diagram: Perspective Method for a Cube by Joseph Highmore

c.1823–28

View by appointment D16987

Joseph Highmore Portrait of a Man in a Cap

date not known

View by appointment T04197

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