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Robert Smirke (1752-1845) was a British artist best known for his detailed drawings and sketches that often featured historical scenes and figures. His works often depict scenes from ancient history, including the Battle of Lewes in 1264. Smirke's drawings are characterized by their precise lines and accurate anatomical representation, with an emphasis on the depiction of armor and weaponry, as seen in his studies of 16th century battle gear.
Born
1752
Died
1845
Study of an Interior Scene, with Roman Soldiers
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An Illustration: ?The Bastard
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Figure Study of a Bacchanalia Celebration in a Wooded L...
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Study of a Semi-Nude Woman, Sitting, with Her Arms Rais...
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Five Vignettes of Scenes from Antiquity
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Scene from Don Quixote
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Studies of Figures and Seals from Sandfords Geneal History
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Banquet Scene, with a Roman Soldier Kneeling to a Famal...
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Study of a Soldier Attacking a Woman
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Study of the Head of a Snake
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Study of Nude Figures in a Wooded Area
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Woman Sleeping in the Nude in a Wooded Landscape
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The Order of Knighthood Conferred on Don Quixote by the...
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Illustration for an Eastern Romance, possibly ‘The Arab...
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Scene of a Bacchanalia
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