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Thomas Cook

1744 – 1818

Thomas Cook produced portraits for the Gentleman's Magazine and frontispieces for book publishers, as well as a number of single plates in different genres for Boydell. However, he is best known for his reproductions of the works of Hogarth, published as Hogarth Restored in 1806. He also engraved the reduced reproductions of Hogarth for Nichols and Stevens's Genuine Works of William Hogarth (1808-17).

Updated 2018

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Portraits

Captain James Cook FRS
1784

Thomas Cook
Thomas Cook age 40

Summary

1 portrait in the collection

Related People

Captain James Cook RN

Professions

Visual arts and crafts

External links

Records held at the National Library

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