John Collier

1708 — 1786

British artist (1708–1786)

John Collier was an English caricaturist and satirical poet known by the pseudonym of Tim Bobbin, or Timothy Bobbin. Collier styled himself as the Lancashire Hogarth.

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John Collier

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A Blacksmith Extracting a Tooth

A Blacksmith Extracting a Tooth

A Surgeon Extracting a Tooth

Altercation

An Operator Extracting a Tooth

An Operator Extracting a Tooth

Choir

Extraction of a Tooth

Extraction of a Tooth

Going to Eccles Wakes

Human Passions

Human Passions

Human Passions (Five Heads)

Human Passions (The Drunkards)

Human Passions (Three Drunkards and a Bottle)

Human Passions (Tooth Pulling)

Human Passions (Two Figures, a Lord and a Moneylender)

Mirth, Anguish

Mrs Charles Collier

No. 28 Human Passions

No. 3 Human Passions

Portrait of a Jovial Young Man

Portrait of a Man

Portrait of a Man

Portrait of the Artist Wearing an Iron Mask

Portrait of the Artist's Son

Pulling Teeth

Sarah Collier, the Artist's Daughter

Self Portrait

The Dentist

The Durham Preacher

Tim Bobbin and His Wife

Two Faces

Two Figures

Human Passions (The Parson and the Devil)

Man with a Broken Pipe

Self Portrait

Man with a Broken Pipe

Human Passions (Two Drunkards, a Glass, a Bottle and a Pipe)

The Dentist

The Durham Drummer