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John Ray, with a vignette of Britannia crowning Ray as the prince of English botanists. Stipple engraving by W. Holl, 1804, after T. Uwins and Mary Beale.

A dream: an owl flies overhead, while large and small figures stand by. Drawing attributed to Thomas Uwins.

William Farish. Line engraving by J. Agar, 1814, after T. Uwins.

John Stuart, third Earl of Bute: portrait of him and allegory of his ministry. Stipple engraving by C. Watson, 1805, after A. Ramsay (portrait) and T. Uwins (allegory).

Charles Taylor. Line engraving by C. Warren after T. Uwins.

A doctor of physic in his ceremonial congregation robes at Oxford. Coloured engraving by J. Agar, 1813, after T. Uwins.

A doctor of physic in his ceremonial congregation robes at Oxford. Coloured pen drawing after T. Uwins.

Two sisters in Georgia lament as their mother sells them to a bearded man wearing a turban, who is counting out money. Stipple engraving by H. Egleton, 1843, after T. Uwins.

A doctor of physic of Oxford in his ceremonial robes, Oxford. Watercolour after T. Uwins.

A young bride in Naples accompanied by her family and children with flowers. Engraving by Frederick A. Heath after T. Uwins.

John the Baptist indicates Jesus as the Messiah to two of his disciples. Engraving by J. Outrim, 1847, after T. Uwins.

Sophonisba Anguissola, playing the clavichord. Line engraving by C. Thompson, 1822, after T. Uwins after S. Anguissola.

A crowd of people have gathered around a stand in the street to watch a Punch and Judy show. Engraving by J. Goodyear after T. Uwins.

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Uwins, Thomas, 1782-1857

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A young bride in Naples accompanied by her family and children with flowers. Engraving by Frederick A. Heath after T. Uwins.

John the Baptist indicates Jesus as the Messiah to two of his disciples. Engraving by J. Outrim, 1847, after T. Uwins.

Sophonisba Anguissola, playing the clavichord. Line engraving by C. Thompson, 1822, after T. Uwins after S. Anguissola.

John Ray, with a vignette of Britannia crowning Ray as the prince of English botanists. Stipple engraving by W. Holl, 1804, after T. Uwins and Mary Beale.

A crowd of people have gathered around a stand in the street to watch a Punch and Judy show. Engraving by J. Goodyear after T. Uwins.