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Francis Le Piper

?1640–1695

Hudibras’s Discomfiture at the Hands of the Skimmington
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Biography

Francis Lepipre or Le Piper (c. 1640 – 1695) was an English artist of Flemish ancestry.

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Artworks

  • The Combat of Hudibras and Cerdon

    Francis Le Piper
    date not known

  • Hudibras and Ralph Taken Prisoner

    Francis Le Piper
    date not known

  • Hudibras’s First Encounter with the Bear-Baiters

    Francis Le Piper
    date not known

  • Hudibras’s Discomfiture at the Hands of the Skimmington

    Francis Le Piper
    date not known

Features

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    Essay

    The Combat of Hudibras and Cerdon c.1664–77 by Francis Le Piper

    Rica Jones and Joyce H. Townsend

  • Essay

    Hudibras and Ralph taken Prisoner c.1664–77 by Francis Le Piper

    Rica Jones and Joyce H. Townsend

  • Essay

    Hudibras’s Discomfiture at the Hands of the Skimmington c.1664–77 by Francis Le Piper

  • Essay

    Hudibras’s First Encounter with the Bear-Baiters c.1664–77 by Francis Le Piper

    Rica Jones and Joyce H. Townsend

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