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Frontispiece to the London Magazine 1760

by R. Baldwin 1760(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “THE TOMB STONE = Here lieth the Body of WILLIAM DUKE OF CUMBERLAND” 

1765(Colonial Williamsburg)

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 A Painter’s Grave

 Associated with Thomas Worlidge c. 1766(The British Museum)

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 “A Monument erected over the Grave of Mr. Allen Junior, in the Church Yard of St. Mary, Newington: ...” 

Engraved for the Oxford Magazine(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “A Monument erected over the Grave of Mr. Allen Junior, in the Church Yard of St. Mary, Newington: ...” 

Engraved for the Oxford Magazine(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “EDW.D KELLY, A MAGICIAN. in the Act of invoking the Spirit of a Deceased Person” 

by John Ames after M. Sibly c. 1770 - 1800(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “The Merits and Defects of the Dead by their Ingenious Secretary” 

by William Austin 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “The Merits and Defects of the Dead by their Ingenious Secretary” 

by William Austin 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “ Pontefract Church; View of Ruined Structure and Graveyard” 

British School c. 1772 - 1785(The British Museum)

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 A Project for a Tomb for Rousseau (France)

by Denis Nee after Jacques Franqois Barbier c. 1778 - 1785(The British Museum)

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 “ALL ALIVE or The POLITICAL CHURCHYARD” 

by B. Pownall 1783(The British Museum)

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 “Tomb of Thomas Ruthall, Bishop of Durham” 

by Thomas Kirgate 1784(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “THE TOMB’S OF THE WORTHIES” 

by M. Smith 1784(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “CHILDREN READING THE INSCRIPTION ON THEIR MOTHER’S GRAVE” 

by William Ward, published by John Raphael Smith after William Ward 1785(The British Museum)

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 “A Lady in the Habit of a Nun visiting a Tomb” 

by Francis Jukes after John Kendell 1785(The British Museum)

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 “ Charlotte at the Tomb of Werter” 

by Robert Samuel Marcuard, after Robert Smirke, published by James Walker 1785(The British Museum)

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 “CHARLOTTE AT THE GRAVE OF WERTER” 

by S.W. Fores at the Caracature Warehouse No. 3 Piccadilly 178(6)(Lewis Walpole Library)

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 “LOVAT’S GHOST on PILGRIMAGE” 

by Samuel Ireland, by Malton & Co. 1788(Lewis Walpole Library)

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