periodo

movimento

1. Portrait Of Frederick H. Norman — sir hubert von herkomer

atmosfera

argomenti

1. John Nash (1752–1835) — Sir Thomas Lawrence
2. Portrait Of Frederick H. Norman — sir hubert von herkomer
3. Sir John Pringle (1707–1782) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1774
4. Thomas Hyde Hills (1815–1891), President of the Pharmaceutical Society (1873–1876) — Sir John Everett Millais, 1873

parole chiave

tonalità

colore principale

1. Sir James Mackenzie (1853–1925), Physician — douglas gordon shields, 1920
2. John Abernethy (1764–1830), Surgeon — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1820
3. Alderman George Ridgway (1822–1899) — edwin arthur ward, 1898
4. Edward John Slinn — george henry grenville manton, 1901
5. John Henry, Cardinal Newman — Sir John Everett Millais, 1881
6. Henry William Martin, Esq., JP — Herbert Arnould Olivier, 1917
7. Sir William Vincent, Bt — Henry Jamyn Brooks, 1897
8. Sir James Caird (1837–1916), Bt, LLD (detail) — david simpson foggie, 1929
9. George Baker Forster — sir hubert von herkomer
10. The Honourable John Nevile Manners — Sir John Everett Millais, 1896
11. Sir John Pringle (1707–1782) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1774
12. Frederic Festus Kelly (1838–1918), Vicar of Camberwell, and Father of the Artist — Gerald Festus Kelly, 1923
13. Sir John Russell (1741–1783), 9th Bt — Sir Nathaniel Dance Holland
14. John Nash (1752–1835) — Sir Thomas Lawrence
15. Portrait Of Frederick H. Norman — sir hubert von herkomer
16. Thomas Hyde Hills (1815–1891), President of the Pharmaceutical Society (1873–1876) — Sir John Everett Millais, 1873
17. Sir John Soane, Aged 76 — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1829
18. Sir Humphry Davy (1778–1829), Scienziato (copia dopo Sir Thomas Lawrence) — John Linnell, 1837
19. Sir John Evans — John Maler Collier, 1905

altro

1. Sir John Moore — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1804
2. James Y. Totherick (d.1899) — George Phoenix, 1897
3. Opening of the Lord Duveen Annexe to the National Portrait Gallery — Sir John Lavery, 1933
4. William Johnstone Carlyle, MD, LRES, JP — george reid, 1892
5. Sir Isaac Pitman (posthumous portrait) — Arthur Stockdale Cope