John Knapton (b. 1696)
RA Collection: People and Organisations
Bookseller in London. Son of James Knapton (d. 1736); brother of Paul Knapton.
Profile
Born: 1696
Gender: Male
Works by John Knapton in the RA Collection
4 results
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![John Knapton and Paul Knapton, Plate 8: Internal muscles of a body (back) and Clara the rhinoceros]()
John Knapton and Paul Knapton
Plate 8: Internal muscles of a body (back) and Clara the rhinoceros, 1749
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![John Knapton and Paul Knapton, Plate 4: Internal muscles of a body (front) and Clara the rhinoceros]()
John Knapton and Paul Knapton
Plate 4: Internal muscles of a body (front) and Clara the rhinoceros, 1749
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![John Knapton and Paul Knapton, Plate 5: External muscles of a body (back)]()
John Knapton and Paul Knapton
Plate 5: External muscles of a body (back), 1749
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![John Knapton and Paul Knapton, Plate 1: External muscles of a body (front)]()
John Knapton and Paul Knapton
Plate 1: External muscles of a body (front) , 1749
Works associated with John Knapton in the RA Collection
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Associated books
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James Gibbs
Rules For Drawing The several Parts of Architecture, In A More exact and easy manner than has been heretofore practised, by which all Fractions, in dividing the principal Members and their parts, are avoided. By James Gibbs. The Second Edition. - London:: [1738]
06/4150
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Virgil
Publii Virgilii Maronis Bucolica, Georgica, Et Aeneis, Illustrata, ornata, et accuratissime impressa. Tom. I. (II.) - Londini,: [1750]
06/3541
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Jonathan Richardson the Elder, commentator
Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost. By J. Richardson, Father and Son. - With the Life of the Author, and a Discourse on the Poem. By J.R. Sen. - London:: [1734]
06/3054
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Bernhard Siegfried Albinus
A Compleat System Of The Blood-Vessels And Nerves, Taken From Albinus's Edition of Eustachius, Also From Ruysch, Vieussens, Du Verney, Haller, Trew, and J. B. Surgeon at Avignon; Beautifully Engraved on Large Copper Plates, With Tables of Explanation, Containing the Text of Eustachius, Albinus, &c. Translated Into English. To Which Are Prefixed Three Whole-Length Anatomical Figures, Representing The External Parts of the Human Body in both Sexes. - London:: [1758]
03/6622