Thomas Stothard

A Sheet of Studies for a Design for a Frieze, or a Similar Subject

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Artist: Thomas Stothard 1755–1834
Medium: Graphite, ink and watercolour on paper
Dimensions: Support: 251 x 168 mm
Collection: Tate
Acquisition: Purchased as part of the Oppé Collection with assistance from the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund 1996
Reference: T09976

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Thomas Stothard

A Sheet of Studies for a Design for a Frieze, or a Similar Subject

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Thomas Stothard Design for a Frieze - Boys with a Panther, Putti Bearing Baskets of Flowers, Etc. Below, Rough Sketches of Similar Figures.

Thomas Stothard Designs for ?a Ceiling with Circular Central Panel, Fairies, Putti, &c.

Thomas Stothard Section of a Frieze of Grape-Pickers

Thomas Stothard Two Recumbent Boys and a Panther, Part of a Frieze. Verso: Sketch

Thomas Stothard Design for Johnson’s ‘History of Rasselas’: Studies of Standing Figures and Similar Oriental Subjects. Verso: Sketches

Thomas Stothard Design for a Frieze. A Chariot in a Victorious Procession

Thomas Stothard A Putto in an Arabesque, Green Background: ?Design for the Decoration of One of the Lunettes at Buckingham Palace Executed by Bernasconi

Thomas Stothard Sketches ?for an Illustration for the ‘Surrender of Calais’: Standing Draped Male Figures. A Group of Women and Children. Seated Male Nudes ?from the Frieze of the Parthenon. Verso: Similar Standing and Seated Figures

Thomas Stothard Designs for Rundell and Bridge’s Transparency

Thomas Stothard Seated Nymph and Two Putti

Thomas Stothard Sketches of a Putto and a Panther

Thomas Stothard A Putto with a Panther

Thomas Stothard Design for R. Pollard’s ‘The Peerage of Great Britain and Ireland’; Matthew de Johnson Defeating the Earl of Douglas and Taking his Brother the Earl of Ormond Prisoner: Studies of Fighting Men, Maidens with Shields, Recumbent Figures

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Thomas Stothard Studies of a Group of Spectators, Women, Nude Warriors, Etc. Verso: Angels and Floating Figures Surrounding a Female Figure

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