Lt. Col. Tarleton — John Raphael Smith

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Artist: John Raphael Smith
Date: 1782
Medium: mezzotint
Location: Cleveland Museum of Art
Dimensions: [object Object]
Collection: Prints
Culture: England, 18th century
Credit line: Gift of Edward B. Greene

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John Raphael Smith

John Raphael Smith, a master mezzotinter, was renowned for reproducing Sir Joshua Reynolds's portraits and capturing Georgian society.

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