Joshua Reynolds (portrayed by Brian Evers) is Richard's physician. He comes to the hospital after Richard has angina.
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| - Joshua Reynolds (portrayed by Brian Evers) is Richard's physician. He comes to the hospital after Richard has angina.
- Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723 - 1792) is arguably the most important British artist. A teenage artist in a world of masters, he went on to found British visual art as we know it today.
- Sir Joshua Reynolds was the chief portrait painter of the English school during the 18th century. Reynolds' style emphasized idealization of the form, and proved very popular among the English gentry and aristocracy. He was a founder of the Royal Academy of Arts and was elected its first president by acclamation in 1768, a position he held until his death. He was granted a knighthood by King George III the same year. He was forced into retirement later in life when he lost sight in his left eye, and died after a short illness in 1792.
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| - The Hound of the Baskervilles
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| - 1723-07-16(xsd:date)
- Plympton Erle, Devonshire, England
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| - Joshua Reynolds (portrayed by Brian Evers) is Richard's physician. He comes to the hospital after Richard has angina.
- Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723 - 1792) is arguably the most important British artist. A teenage artist in a world of masters, he went on to found British visual art as we know it today.
- Sir Joshua Reynolds was the chief portrait painter of the English school during the 18th century. Reynolds' style emphasized idealization of the form, and proved very popular among the English gentry and aristocracy. He was a founder of the Royal Academy of Arts and was elected its first president by acclamation in 1768, a position he held until his death. He was granted a knighthood by King George III the same year. He was forced into retirement later in life when he lost sight in his left eye, and died after a short illness in 1792.
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