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John Fothergill. Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Livesay, 1782.

A skeleton wrestling with a man, the man seems to be winning. Engraving by R. Livesay after W. Hogarth.

John Fothergill. Line engraving by A. Migneret after R. Livesay, 1782.

John Bigg, an eccentric hermit. Etching attributed to R. Livesay, 1787.

William Hogarth making a drawing of his companions and himself as they shave and take their breakfast. Etching by Richard Livesay, 1781, after William Hogarth, 1732.

A skeleton (death) wrestling with a man, the skeleton seems to be winning. Engraving by R. Livesay after W. Hogarth.

William Hogarth embarking on a boat in the Thames near Sheerness, accompanied by four friends. Etching by R. Livesay after S. Scott and W. Hogarth.

Sophie Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen Charlotte of Great Britain, consort to King George III. Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Livesay.

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Livesay, Richard, -1823?

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A skeleton wrestling with a man, the man seems to be winning. Engraving by R. Livesay after W. Hogarth.

John Fothergill. Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Livesay, 1782.

A skeleton (death) wrestling with a man, the skeleton seems to be winning. Engraving by R. Livesay after W. Hogarth.

William Hogarth embarking on a boat in the Thames near Sheerness, accompanied by four friends. Etching by R. Livesay after S. Scott and W. Hogarth.

Sophie Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen Charlotte of Great Britain, consort to King George III. Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Livesay.