Philanthropists

Sir Moses Haim Montefiore, 1st Bt

1784-1885
Financier, Jewish community leader and philanthropist
Sitter in 8 portraits

Captain Tom

1920-2021
Army officer and charity fundraiser
Sitter in 2 portraits

Samuel Morley

1809-1886
Businessman, politician and philanthropist
Sitter in 15 portraits

James Neild

1744-1814
Philanthropist
Sitter in 1 portrait

Nobuhito, Prince Takamatsu of Japan

1905-1987
Philanthropist; son of Emperor Taisho
Sitter in 3 portraits

Lord Sydney Godolphin Osborne

1808-1889
Philanthropist; son of 1st Baron Godolphin
Sitter in 2 portraits

Bhikhu Patel

1947-
Managing Director, Waymade Pharmaceuticals
Sitter in 1 portrait

George Peabody

1795-1869
Merchant banker and philanthropist
Sitter in 16 portraits

Richard Peek

1782-1867
Tea merchant, philanthropist and slavery abolitionist
Sitter in 4 portraits

Jerajbhai Peerbhai

1832-1887
Indian merchant and philanthropist
Sitter in 1 portrait

Sir Dinshaw Manockjee Petit, 1st Bt

1823-1901
Parsi merchant and philanthropist
Sitter in 1 portrait

Peter Pantia Ralli

1837-1868
Merchant and benefactor; son of Pantia Stephen Ralli
Sitter associated with 2 portraits

James Ramsay

1733-1789
Divine and philanthropist
Sitter in 1 portrait

William Rathbone

1819-1902
Merchant and philanthropist; pioneer organiser of nursing services
Sitter in 2 portraits

Eva Violet Isaacs (née Mond), Marchioness of Reading

1895-1973
Philanthropist; wife of 2nd Marquess of Reading; daughter of 1st Baron Melchett
Sitter in 10 portraits

Richard Reynolds

1735-1816
Philanthropist and industrialist
Sitter in 4 portraits

(Susan Elizabeth) Mary Jeune (née Stewart-Mackenzie), Lady St Helier

1849-1931
Philanthropist; former wife of Hon. John Constantine Stanley and later wife of 1st Baron St Helier; daughter of Keith Stewart-Mackenzie
Sitter in 3 portraits

Sir Albert Abdullah David Sassoon, 1st Bt

1818-1896
Merchant and philanthropist
Sitter in 1 portrait

Sir Charles Seely, 1st Bt

1833-1915
Industrialist and politician
Sitter in 1 portrait

Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury

1801-1885
Philanthropist, social reformer and Conservative politician; MP for Woodstock, Dorchester, Dorset and Bath
Sitter in 40 portraits