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Front View of a Bull’s Head by Joseph Highmore — VisualArtsDB

Front View of a Bull’s Head

Front View of a Bull’s Head

Joseph Highmore

Medium: Ink and watercolour on paper
Dimensions: support: 168 x 144 mm
Museum: Tate

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A Family Group of Five Persons, Knee-length

A Family Group of Five Persons, Knee-length

Joseph Highmore

Two Studies of a Man’s Head

Two Studies of a Man’s Head

Joseph Highmore

XI: Pamela Asks Sir Jacob Swinford’s Blessing

XI: Pamela Asks Sir Jacob Swinford’s Blessing

Joseph Highmore, 1743

A Group of Four Persons and a Dog in a Garden

A Group of Four Persons and a Dog in a Garden

Joseph Highmore

Academy Study of a Male Nude

Academy Study of a Male Nude

Joseph Highmore

Study for ‘The Marriage of Miss Whichcote of Harpswell with the Dean of York’-II

Study for ‘The Marriage of Miss Whichcote of Harpswell with the Dean of York’-II

Joseph Highmore, 1749

Bust Portrait of an Old Man in a Broad-Brimmed Hat. Verso: Two Nude Figures (Fragment)

Bust Portrait of an Old Man in a Broad-Brimmed Hat. Verso: Two Nude Figures (Fragment)

Joseph Highmore

A Family Group of Seven Persons Standing on a Terrace

A Family Group of Seven Persons Standing on a Terrace

Joseph Highmore

Mr Oldham and his Guests

Mr Oldham and his Guests

Joseph Highmore, 1735

Clarissa and Mr Lovelace at the Garden Door

Clarissa and Mr Lovelace at the Garden Door

Joseph Highmore, 1745

Head of a Man Shouting, Wearing a Helmet (Fragment)

Head of a Man Shouting, Wearing a Helmet (Fragment)

Joseph Highmore

I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing

I: Mr B. Finds Pamela Writing

Joseph Highmore, 1743