Johann Zoffany - Gallery

Gallery

  • David Garrick and his Wife by his Temple to Shakespeare at Hampton (circa 1762)

  • Queen Charlotte with her Two Eldest Sons (1765)

  • A Scene from "Love in a Village" by Isaac Bickerstaffe (1767)

  • The Family of Sir William Young (circa 1768)

  • The Reverend Randall Burroughs and his son Ellis (1769)

  • Mrs Woodhull (circa 1770)

  • David Garrick as Abel Drugger in Jonson's The Alchemist (circa 1770)

  • George III (1771)

  • The Portraits of the Academicians of the Royal Academy (1771–72)

  • Sir Lawrence Dundas and his Grandson Lawrence (circa 1775)

  • The Sharp Family (circa 1780)

  • Colonel Mordaunt's Cock Match(circa 1785)

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