The Deserter's Farewell

Signed, 1792

Size of original painting 21.75 x 17

The Deserter Taking Leave of his Wife

Engraved by G. Keating and published by J.R. Smith (1790). Mezzotint.

The Deserter Pardoned

Size of original picture 21 x 17

Interestingly, in 1907, the original of this painting was owned by my great grandfather's brother; Barnet Lewis, Esq.

The Deserter Pardoned or The Soldier Pardoned

Reproduction of a coloured engraving by G. Keating, published 29th July 1791 by J. R. Smith, King Street, Covent Garden, London. Mezzotint.

Size of original engraving 18 x 21 inches.

Trepanning a Recruit
c. 1790
Oil on canvas
21 1/4 x 17 1/8 in.
(54 x 43.5 cm)
1987.92.3

Engraved by G. Keating and published by J.R. Smith (1790). Mezzotint.

The Billited [sic] Soldier's Departure
Engraved by Graham after George Morland
This attractive little halftone colour print was published in the UK in 1909, under the auspices of The Connoisseur Publishing Company, publishers of The Connoisseur, a respected art and colletors' magazine of the time. The plate is printed on white, satin finished stock which is blank with a cream, matt finish on the reverse. The picture is bordered with a plain white margin, not shown above, and is titled beneath.

The Soldier's Departure also engraved by G. Graham and published by T. Simpson (1790). Stipple

Also engraved by J. Hogg and published by T. Simpson (1791). Stipple.

The Soldier's Departure

The Soldier's Return
Engraved by Graham after George Morland
This attractive little halftone colour print was published in the UK in 1909, under the auspices of The Connoisseur Publishing Company, publishers of The Connoisseur, a respected art and colletors' magazine of the time.

Engraved by G. Graham and published by 1790. Stipple.

The Soldier's Return

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