Artist
Francis Hayman

British, 1708–1776
Francis Hayman was a British Baroque artist. 17 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum. Francis Hayman was born in Exeter.
Francis Hayman (1708 – 2 February 1776) was an English painter and illustrator who became one of the founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768, and later its first librarian.
Works by Francis Hayman
Portrait of John Percival, later 2nd Earl of Egmont (1711-1770)
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The Masters Martin Atkin
Prince Eugene Sends the Emperor News of the Victory at Zenta after the Battle of Zenta
Country Dances round a Maypole (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
Falstaff Recruits from Shakespeare's 'Henry IV', Part II, Act III
George Dance
The Sculptor Joseph Wilton (1722–1803), with His Wife and Daughter
Bird-Catching by a Decoy with a Whistle and a Net (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
Bird-Nesting (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
The Milkmaid's Garland (Humours of May Day) (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
New River at Islington with a Family Going Awalking, a Cow Milking, and the Horns Archly Fixed over the Husband's Head (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
The Wapping Landlady
Bird-Catching by a Decoy with a Whistle and Net (Decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)
Country Dances Round a Maypole
The Milkmaid's Garland, or Humours of May Day
H Beard Print Collection
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