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Figure painter, Painter, Portrait painter, Sculptor, copperplate engraver, Miniature painter, Engraver

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    • The Distressed Girl
      Oct. 06, 2023

      The Distressed Girl

      Est: $8,000 - $12,000

      Sold Without Reserve Richard Morton Paye Botley 1750 - 1820 London The Distressed Girl oil on canvas canvas: 64 ⅛ by 43 in.; 162.9 by 111.4 cm. framed: 71 ⅞ by 51 ½ in.; 182.6 by 130.8 cm.

      Sotheby's
    • Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red (Richard Morton Paye)
      Apr. 12, 2022

      Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red (Richard Morton Paye)

      Est: £5,000 - £8,000

      [?] Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red, holding a badminton racquet beneath a tree, a dog asleep at his feet with a shuttlecock. By Richard Morton Paye (1750 - 1821). Oil on canvas. In a plain gilt frame. Dimensions: (Framed) 49.5 in (H) x 39.25 in (W) (Canvas) 55 in (H) x 45 in (W)

      Sloane Street Auctions
    • Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red (Richard Morton Paye)
      Feb. 24, 2022

      Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red (Richard Morton Paye)

      Est: £5,000 - £8,000

      Full-length Portrait of a Boy in Red, holding a badminton racquet beneath a tree, a dog asleep at his feet with a shuttlecock. By Richard Morton Paye (1750 - 1821). Oil on canvas. In a plain gilt frame. Dimensions: (Framed) 49.5 in (H) x 39.25 in (W) (Canvas) 55 in (H) x 45 in (W)

      Sloane Street Auctions
    • Richard Morton Paye (British 1750 - 1821), The badminton player
      Dec. 14, 2021

      Richard Morton Paye (British 1750 - 1821), The badminton player

      Est: £5,000 - £8,000

      Richard Morton Paye (British 1750 - 1821)The badminton playerOil on canvas126 x 100cm (49½ x 39¼ in.)CHECK E. W. Clayton, 'Richard Morton Paye', The Connoisseur, vol. XXXVII, December 1913Richard Morton Paye exhibited portraits and models in wax at the Royal Academy from 1773 and exhibited them regularly until 1798. He also exhibited at the Society of Artists in 1783. He had skill as a modeller and chaser, which accounts for a certain sculpturesque feeling in his pictures and especially excelled in painting children, both as single portraits and in groups. A number of these were engraved by John Young who did much to assist the painter. Paye was greatly helped in early life by the Rev. Joseph Holden Potts, vicar of Kensington and archdeacon of Middlesex, who purchased many of his works. Subsequently he was patronised by Dr. John Wolcot who did much to promote Paye's success as a painter, until a breach took place between them. When left to his own resources Paye quickly sank into poverty and neglect, and was eventually crippled by illness, though he continued painting after losing the use of his right arm. He received assistance from the artists' benevolent fund but died quite forgotten and neglected in December 1821. His son and daughter both painted miniatures and exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1798 to 1808.

      Dreweatts 1759 Fine Sales
    • RICHARD MORTON PAYE (BRITISH 1750-1821) SAINT JAMES' DAY
      May. 28, 2020

      RICHARD MORTON PAYE (BRITISH 1750-1821) SAINT JAMES' DAY

      Est: £6,000 - £8,000

      RICHARD MORTON PAYE (BRITISH 1750-1821) SAINT JAMES' DAY Oil on canvas (Dimensions: 12.3cm x 119.4cm (40.25inx 47in))

      Lyon & Turnbull
    • Follower of Richard Morton Paye (English, 1750-1821) A grandmother pouring milk for her cat in an interior signed lower left with in...
      Jun. 12, 2019

      Follower of Richard Morton Paye (English, 1750-1821) A grandmother pouring milk for her cat in an interior signed lower left with in...

      Est: £200 - £300

      Follower of Richard Morton Paye (English, 1750-1821) A grandmother pouring milk for her cat in an interior signed lower left with initials "RM '63" oil on panel h:25 w:23 cm

      Cheffins
    • Richard Morton Paye (Kent circa 1750-1821 London ?) Portrait of a sulky boy
      Dec. 06, 2017

      Richard Morton Paye (Kent circa 1750-1821 London ?) Portrait of a sulky boy

      Est: -

      Richard Morton Paye (Kent circa 1750-1821 London ?) Portrait of a sulky boy

      Bonhams
    • Richard Morton Paye An old lady reading by candlelight; An old lady sewing...
      Apr. 14, 2015

      Richard Morton Paye An old lady reading by candlelight; An old lady sewing...

      Est: £2,500 - £3,500

      Richard Morton Paye (1750-c.1821) An old lady reading by candlelight; An old lady sewing by a window A pair, oil on canvas Both signed, R M Paye 1816 lower right, and R M Paye centre left, respectively Each c.63 x 74 cm. (24 3/4 x 29 1/8 in) Provenance: Sale. Sotheby's, London

      Dreweatts 1759
    • Attr. to Richard Morton Paye (British, d. 1821)
      Apr. 20, 2013

      Attr. to Richard Morton Paye (British, d. 1821)

      Est: $1,500 - $2,500

      Attributed to Richard Morton Paye (British, ?-1821), "Two Girls with a Bird", oil on canvas, unsigned, 33" x 28". Framed.

      New Orleans Auction Galleries
    • Richard Morton Paye (British, circa 1750-1821) A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat (3)
      Oct. 29, 2009

      Richard Morton Paye (British, circa 1750-1821) A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat (3)

      Est: -

      A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands. Signed on the obverse with initials and dated RMP/ 178*, set in fishskin case; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat, English School, 18th Century, similarly cased. Oval, 42mm (1 5/8in) high (3)

      Bonhams
    • Richard Morton Paye (British, circa 1750-1821) A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat (3)
      Oct. 28, 2009

      Richard Morton Paye (British, circa 1750-1821) A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat (3)

      Est: £200 - £300

      A Gentleman wearing black robes and white bands. Signed on the obverse with initials and dated RMP/ 178*, set in fishskin case; together with two further portraits of George Templer, wearing red coat and yellow waistcoat, and a Gentleman wearing green coat, English School, 18th Century, similarly cased. Oval, 42mm (1 5/8in) high (3)

      Bonhams
    • Richard Morton Paye (fl.1773-1821)
      Nov. 23, 2005

      Richard Morton Paye (fl.1773-1821)

      Est: £4,000 - £6,000

      Boys playing at peg-top in the cloisters at Westminster School with signature 'R.M. Paye' (lower left) oil on canvas 28 1/4 x 36 in. (71.8 x 91.5 cm.)

      Christie's
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