Frankau, Julia; Smith, John Raphael [Ill.]: An eighteenth century artist and engraver: John Raphael Smith; his life and works (London: Macmillan, 1902)

io8 JOHN RAPHAEL SMITH
on button, powdered hair, light dress, sash ; hands clasped
together and resting on table before her ; cloak thrown
over chair-back ; trees seen through open space on left.
Under, in stippled letters, Painted by G. Morland
Engraved by J. R. Smith Delia in Town.
With beauteous Form and sparkling Eyes
To Town, the rural Delia flies
List gentle Nymph to what 1 say
Let Prudence guard thee on thy way
Alas 1 too many a single Maid
Hath been by cruel Arts betray'd
Then quickly seek thy native Grove
The Seat ofl Innocence and Love
London publish'd February 12th 1788 by J. R. Smith
No. 31 King Str Covent Garden. H. n|; W. ic4 ;
O.D.H. 9 ; O.D.W. 8.
I. In open letters without verse.
II. As described.
Both states were printed in colours.
111. DERBY DILIGENCE. Bunbury.
(Aquatinta.)
8 x 9J. From J. R. Smith’s Catalogue.
LES DEUX AMIS.
See “ Mrs. Smith,” No. 323.
112. WILLIAM, DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.
Reynolds.
H.L., directed and facing towards right, looking to
front; own hair, plain coat buttoned, with collar turned
up round neck; trees in distance to right. Under,
Painted by Sr Joshua Reynolds. Engraved by J R Smith