United Kingdom · November 5, 1742 – July 4, 1821Wikidata
Richard Cosway
British artist (1742-1821)
Born in Tiverton. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 174236 dated paintingsDied 1821
47 works
Lady Williamina Forbes, née Belsches (circa 1776–1810)Richard Cosway18th century- William Shipley, Founder and First Secretary of the Society of ArtsRichard Coswayc. 1759–1760 · Royal Society of Arts
Dr Peter Templeman (1711–1769), MDRichard Coswayc. 1760–1769 · Royal Society of Arts- Portrait of Marianne Dorothy Harland (1759–1785), Later Mrs. William DalrympleRichard Cosway1762–1821 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ensign Lionel Robert Tollemache (1774–1793)Richard Cosway1762–1821 · Metropolitan Museum of Art- Rachel da/de Crasto (b. 1694 - 1723/5)Richard Cosway1762–1821 · National Trust
Self-PortraitRichard Cosway1770–1775 · Metropolitan Museum of Art- Self-portrait in Masquerade-dressRichard Coswayc. 1770 · National Trust
Amelia Anne Egerton, Lady Hume (1751-1809)Richard Coswayc. 1770 · National Trust- Portrait of an Unknown LadyRichard Coswayc. 1770 · Yale Center for British Art
Porträt des Robert Bertie, 4th Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven (1756-1779)Richard Coswayc. 1770- John Phillippo NighorusRichard Cosway1771 · Yale Center for British Art
Allegorical Scene with Juliana, Countess of Carrick (1727/8–1804) as Wisdom, directing her Younger Daughters, Lady Henrietta Butler, later Viscountess Mountgarnet (1750–1785) and Lady Margaret Butler/Richard Cosway1771 · National Trust- Portrait of a Gentleman, his Wife and Sister, in the Character of Fortitude introducing Hope as the Companion to Distress (‘The Witts Family Group’)Richard Cosway1775 · Tate
Group of ConnoisseursRichard Cosway1775 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum