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Samuel William Fores (?-1838)

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Type de notice: PersonneNom et dates: Samuel William Fores (?-1838)

Lieu(x) et date(s) d'exercice de l'éditeur:

Londres : 1785-1825 – n.3 Piccadilly

Bibliothèque nationale de France: Notice n^o 14952712, https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb14952712qISNI: Notice n^o 0000000123478646, https://isni.org/isni/0000000123478646Source: Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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Remarques et validité

Remarque du Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France:

Graveur.

Remarque:

Né(e) dans les années 1760 ?

Mentions dans d'autres contenus

Auteur d'oeuvres:

The Evacuation of Hanover or the Prussian Eagle at Feed : [estampe]

Éditeur d'oeuvres:

A Correct plan and elevation of the famous French raft : constructed on purpose for the invation of England and intended to carry 30,000 men… (1798)

A Democrat : [estampe] (1791)

A Dilemma or the German-Macheath : [estampe] (1798)

A German howl or the Emigrant princes bemoaning the loss of their dearest friend : [estampe] (1792)

A Messenger from the Nile - Agreable News for the Directory : - or - The runaway Admirals unexpected Arrival (1798)

A New French bussing match or More cursing & swearing for the Assembly : [estampe] (1790)

A Right-honorable alias a Sans culotte : [estampe] (1792)

A Second Jean d'Arc or the assassination of Marat by Charlotte Cordé of Caen in Normandy... : [estampe] (1793)

Bad news or an account of the Battle of Tournay and Mons just arriv'd among the democrats at Paris : [estampe] (1792)

Bonne Farte raising a southerly wind : or a sketch of the intended invasion found at the door of Brooks's in St James's street (1798)

Buonaparte at Rome giving Audience in State : [estampe] (1797)

Emigrant clergy reading the late decree, that all who returns shall be put to death : [estampe] (1792)

English barracks : [estampe] (1791)

Evacuation of Holland and Brabant or Evacuation de la hollande et du Brabant : [estampe] (1793)

French barracks : [estampe] (1791)

French happiness English misery : [estampe] (1793)

Galic perfidy, or The National troops attachment to their general after their defeat at Tourny : [estampe] (1792)

Good news or an account of the Battle of Tournay and Mons just arriv'd among the aristocrats at Paris : [estampe] (1792)

How a great admiral, with a grand fleet, went a great way, was lost a great while, saw a great sight - & then came home for a little water : [… (1793?)

How to ESCAPE Winning : [estampe] (1791)

La France se purge petit a petit : [estampe] (1790?)

Le Defecit : [estampe] (1788)

Le Roi esclave ou les sujets rois : female patriotism (1789)

Les Incroyables : engraved from the originals in the possession of the publisher (1797)

Les Sacrefices forcés... : [estampe] (1789)

Lord Mum Overwhelmed with Parisian Embraces : [estampe] (1796)

Malbrouke : [estampe] (1791)

Parisian ladies in their winter dress for 1800 : full dress (1799)

Preparing for action or an English man of war engaging two Dutch doggers : [estampe] (1793)

Salus in fuga : la France se purge petit à petit (1790?)

Satans, return from Egypt [mot biffé] earth. Discoverd in council - with Belzebub & Belial - a sketch after Fuseli - ! ! ! : [estampe] (1799)

Symptoms of courage or the tables turned : [estampe] (1790)

The Aristocratic crusade or Chivalry revived by Don Quixote de StOmer & his French Sancho : [estampe] (1791)

The Contrast, 1793... : [estampe] (1793)

The Delegates in counsel or Beggars on horseback : [estampe] (1797)

The diplomatic squad, or harmony interrupted : [estampe] (1797)

The French Bugabo Frightening the Royal Commanders : [estampe] (1797)

The Genius of France : extirpating despotism tyranny, oppression from the face of the earth or the royal warriors defeated (1792)

The Ghost of Buonaparte appearing to the Directory. ! ! ! : [estampe] (1799)

The Gradual abolition of the slave trade : or leaving the sugar by degrees : [estampe] (1792)

The Grand monark discovered in a pot de chambre or the royal fugitives turning tail : [estampe] (1791)

The Last interview between Louis XVI King of France and his family : [estampe] (1793)

The Martyr of equality : behold the progress of our system (1793)

The Martyrdom of Louis XVI King of France : I forgive my enemies, I die innocent ! ! ! (1793)

The Martyrdom of Marie Antoinette Queen of France Oct.r 16 1793 : [estampe] (1793)

The Messenger of peace : [estampe] (1796)

The Messenger of peace : [estampe] (1796)

The Murder of Custine : French gratitude or Republican rewards for past services (1793)

The Near in blood, the nearer bloody : thrice is he arm'd thas has his quarrel just... (1793)

The New Prussian exercise or the Allied armies distressed in their rears with a hint at the convenience of sans culottes : for Brunswick's Duke… (1792)

The New Prussian exercise or the allied armies distressed in their rears with ahint at the convenience of sans culottes... : [estampe] (1792)

The Raft in danger or the Republican crew disapointed : [estampe] (1798)

The Solicitor general for the French Republic : [estampe] (1793)

The State caterpillar : [estampe] (1795)

Waggoners frocks or No bodys of 1795 : [estampe] (1795)

Who kills first for a crown... : [estampe] (1790)