In Tate Britain
Spotlights: 1819: The Year's Art
Free entry- Artist
- Henry Singleton 1766–1839
- Medium
- Oil paint on canvas
- Dimensions
- Support: 1003 x 1257 mm
frame: 1150 x 1405 x 83 mm - Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Bequeathed by the artist 1840
- Reference
- N01027
Explore
- literature and fiction(3,157)
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- characters(457)
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- Ariel(1)
- Shakespeare(138)
- animals: actions(646)
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- flying(134)
- bat(18)
- sky(1,012)
- night(683)
- actions: expressive(2,655)
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- pointing(187)
- reclining(806)
- man(10,498)
- male(961)
- magic and occultism(651)
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