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Robert Graves

1798 – 1873

English line engraver

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About Robert Graves

Lived 1798 – 1873 (aged 74–75). Robert Graves was a printmaker.

Robert Graves (1798–1873) was a British engraver.

In 1836 Graves was elected an associate engraver of the Royal Academy, in succession to James Fittler. He presented as his diploma work a portrait of Lord Byron, after Thomas Phillips.

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Born
1798, London
Birth century
Died
1873, London
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Also known as
Robert (T. Lawrence) Graves, Robert Grave, R. (Robert) Grave, R. (Robert) Graves

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Robert Graves?

English line engraver (1798-1873)

When was Robert Graves born?

Robert Graves was born in 1798 in London.

When did Robert Graves die?

Robert Graves died in 1873 in London.

What was Robert Graves's occupation?

Robert Graves was a printmaker.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Robert Graves

· Wikidata: Q16065463

· DBpedia: Robert Graves (engraver)

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