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John Charles Herries

(1778-1855), Statesman and financier

Early Victorian Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter in 6 portraits

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The House of Commons, 1833, by Sir George Hayter - NPG 54

The House of Commons, 1833

by Sir George Hayter
oil on canvas, 1833-1843
On display in Room 12 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 54

'An Untoward Event, or A Tory Triumph', by Robert Seymour, published by Thomas McLean - NPG D48709

'An Untoward Event, or A Tory Triumph'

by Robert Seymour, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published circa February 1828
NPG D48709

John Charles Herries, by William Walker, after Sir William Boxall - NPG D8065

John Charles Herries

by William Walker, after Sir William Boxall
mezzotint, 1830s-1840s
NPG D8065

John Charles Herries, by Samuel Freeman, published by George Virtue - NPG D35715

John Charles Herries

by Samuel Freeman, published by George Virtue
stipple engraving, 1840s
NPG D35715

John Charles Herries, by Samuel Freeman, published by Dawe & Gowar (Gower) - NPG D35716

John Charles Herries

by Samuel Freeman, published by Dawe & Gowar (Gower)
stipple engraving, 1840s
NPG D35716

John Charles Herries, by and published by William Walker, after Sir William Boxall - NPG D35717

John Charles Herries

by and published by William Walker, after Sir William Boxall
mezzotint, published 1 March 1853
NPG D35717

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