Portrait of Richard Payne Knight (1751-1824) performer who netted with his unfavoured

who netted with his unfavoured right foot in the Villa Park win over West Ham

illustrating the infinite variety of expression

forerunner of modern Grand Prix motor racing

cattle and dogs

Found in the collection of the Yale University

Portrait of Richard Payne Knight (1751-1824) performer who netted with his unfavouredHalf length portrait of Knight turned to the left as viewed, wearing a fur collared coat, white shirt and cravat. Below, an original inscription cut and mounted separately: "RICHARD PAYNE KNIGHT, ESQ. F. R. S." In pencil lower right "not FRS". Richard Payne Knight was not a Fellow of the Royal Society. Original: stipple engraving. 1811