Works
- Portrait of the sculptor Joseph Wilton, (1803)
- Madonna and Child (1804)
- Bearing the Dead Body of Patroclus to the Camp, Achilles's Grief (1805)
- Penelope unravelling the web (1806)
- Cupid wrestling with Pan; an allegory' (1808)
- Venus recumbent and Cupids (1809)
- Clorinda (1811)
- Cupid and Psyche (1811)
- The Second Appearance of the Messiah (1834)
- The Judgement of Hercules (1834)
- The Prism (1838)
- Phaeton driving the Chariot of the Sun (1838)
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