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Mortimer, John Hamilton (1740–1779) | Artheon Museum

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Mortimer, John Hamilton约翰·汉密尔顿·莫蒂默

1740–1779

Nationality: England, British

Born: 1740, Eastbourne

Died: 1779, London

Gender: male

Occupations

artist

painter

printmaker

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Biography

Comment on works: History; Portraits; Genre

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Artworks

118 artworks

Beaching a Fishing Boat in a Gale

1770–79

Classical Subject (Lucretia's Dead Body is Carried by her Husband, Lead by her Mourning Father)

1770–79 (?)

Banditti in a Mountainous Landscape

1770–79

Stripping the Slain

ca. 1773

The Reviewers' Cave

1765

Classical Subject: Possibly the Aftermath of a Battle

1760–79

Banditti Taking His Post

late 18th century

Enrag'd Monster

December 8, 1778

The Coke and Perkin (The Cook's Tale, Chaucer's Canterbury Tales)

late 18th century

Retiring Wounded from Battle

November 15, 1779

Killing an Enemy

November 15, 1779

Stripping the Slain

November 15, 1779

Conversing with a Captive

November 15, 1779

An Aga of the Janizaries

July 19, 1779

Retiring Wounded from Battle

July 19, 1779

Stripping the Slain

November 15, 1779

Enjoying Domestic Happiness

November 15, 1779

Conversing with a Captive

November 15, 1779

Going Out in the Morning

November 15, 1779

Going Out in the Morning

1779

Two Soldiers and Child Holding a Helmet

July 19, 1779

Shylock (from "Twelve Characters from Shakespeare")

March 15, 1776

Duke of York (from "Twelve Characters from Shakespeare")

March 15, 1776

Cassandra (from "Twelve Characters from Shakespeare")

March 15, 1776