Biography
Thomas Frye (1710–1762) — Anglo-Irish artist (c.1710-1762).
Thomas Frye worked as painter, inventor, porcelain painter, ceramicist and printmaker and is associated with Ireland and England. Their documented life spans the years 1710 to 1762, born in Dublin, died in London.
| Disciplines | painter, inventor, porcelain painter, ceramicist, printmaker |
|---|---|
| Born | 1710, Dublin |
| Died | 1762, London |
| Nationality | Ireland, England |
Works
- Thomas Frye
- Lady
- Portrait of Susannah Walker
- Henry Crispe of the Custom House
- Young Woman Holding a Fan
- A Man with a Turban and Striped Shirt
- Imaginary Portrait of an English Gentleman
- Imaginary Portrait of an English Beauty
- Self-Portrait
- Man Holding a Candle
- First Series of Life-Sized Heads: Mrs. Frye
- Girl Building a House of Cards
- Self-portrait
- Portrait of Sir Charles Kemeys-Tynte, Baronet (1710-1785)
- Lady, elegantly attired
- Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain
- Frederick, Prince of Wales (1707-1751)
- A Woman, Traditionally Identified as Mrs.Wardle
- Portrait of John Allen of Bridgewater
