Attributed works:
A Circassian girl, by John Frederick Lewis. 1840. Watercolour, body colour and chalk, 45.3 by 35.9 cm. (Private collection).
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A Persian nobleman ('Cousin of the Shah'), by John Frederick Lewis. 1840-41. Watercolour, body colour, chalk and graphite, 39.8 by 36.6 cm. (Johannesburg Art Gallery).
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A Persian prince, his slave bringing him sherbert , by David Wilkie. 1840. Chalk, watercolour and body colour, 46 by 31.6 cm. (Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums).
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A seated Turk smoking a pipe, by John Frederick Lewis. 1840-41. Graphite, black chalk, watercolour and body colour, 40.7 by 26 cm. (The Fine Art Society, London).
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A startling account, Constantinople, by John Frederick Lewis. 1863. Panel, 32.4 by 20 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
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Greek women, by John Frederick Lewis. 1840-41. Watercolour and body colour, 39 by 56 cm. (UK Government Art Collection).
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Halakoo Mirza, the Persian prince, by Joseph Nash after David Wilke. 1843. Lithograph, 40.3 by 29.3 cm.
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Hulaku Mirza, by John Frederick Lewis. 1840-41. Black chalk, watercolour and body colour, 36 by 48.1 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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Madame Josephina, the landlady of the Hotel Constantinople, in a Turkish dress, by Joseph Nash after David Wilkie. 1843. Lithograph, 44.1 by 32.5 cm.
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Three Greek sisters at Therapia, by Joseph Nash after David Wilkie. 1843. Lithograph, 28.8 by 35 cm.
