Some Representative Works
- A Venetian Page (1824)
- The Enchantress Armida (1831)
- Eros (1836)
- Prisoner of Chillon (1837)
- The Peasant Girl of Sorrento (1847)
- A Boy of Venice (1853)
- Boabdil (1854)
- Portrait of the 7th Earl of Cavan (1833).
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