was acquainted. Notable works Murder of the Innocents, his last exhibited work, 1838. Edith finding the Body of Harold, 1834. Venus in Search of Cupid Surprises Diana (Before 1820), Wallace Collection, London. Hebe Rape of Ganumede, 1806, Royal Academy of Art Collection, London Cupid and the Nymphs, 1830, Royal Academy of Art Collection, London Rape of Proserpine Una and Satyrs, Lincolnshire County Council art collection. Phaeton, c 1820, Manchester Art Gallery. John Clare, portrait, 1820, National Portrait Gallery, London John Keats, portrait, c1822, National Portrait Gallery, London Diana at the Bath circa 1820, Tate Gallery, London Nature Blowing Bubbles for her Children exhibited 1821, Tate Gallery, London Cupid and Nymph exhibited 1828, Tate Gallery, London Sir Calepine Rescuing Serena exhibited 1831, Tate Gallery, London Rebecca and Abraham's Servant at the Well exhibited 1833, Tate Gallery, London Editha and the Monks Searching for the Body of Harold 1834, Tate Gallery, London References External links 1786 births 1839 deaths 18th-century English painters English male painters 19th-century English painters Keepers of the Royal Academy English portrait painters Royal Academicians People from Lincoln, England 19th-century painters of historical subjects 19th-century English male artists 18th-century English male artists