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John Quick

(1748-1831), Actor

Mid-Georgian Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter in 12 portraits
The son of a brewer, Quick became one of the leading performers at Covent Garden and George III's favourite actor. He was labelled 'the prince of low comedians' by Thomas Bellamy (London Theatres, 1796).

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John Quick as Spado in O'Keefe's 'Castle of Andalucia', by William Ridley, published by  Vernor & Hood, after  Gainsborough Dupont - NPG L269.B7.27

John Quick as Spado in O'Keefe's 'Castle of Andalucia'

by William Ridley, published by Vernor & Hood, after Gainsborough Dupont
stipple, published 30th January 1802
On display in Room 11 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L269.B7.27

John Quick as Toby Allspice in Morton's 'The Way to Get Married', by Edward Scriven, published by  Clement Chapple, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG L269.B8.38

John Quick as Toby Allspice in Morton's 'The Way to Get Married'

by Edward Scriven, published by Clement Chapple, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple, published 1st June 1815
On display in Room 11 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L269.B8.38

'Mr Shuter, Mr Quick and Mrs Green in the characters of Hardcastle', by Robert Laurie, printed for  Robert Sayer, printed for  John Bennett, after  Thomas Parkinson - NPG D40720

'Mr Shuter, Mr Quick and Mrs Green in the characters of Hardcastle'

by Robert Laurie, printed for Robert Sayer, printed for John Bennett, after Thomas Parkinson
mezzotint, published 8 February 1776
NPG D40720

'Mr Shuter, Mr Quick and Mrs Green in the characters of Hardcastle', by Robert Laurie, printed for  Robert Sayer, printed for  John Bennett, after  Thomas Parkinson - NPG D19744

'Mr Shuter, Mr Quick and Mrs Green in the characters of Hardcastle'

by Robert Laurie, printed for Robert Sayer, printed for John Bennett, after Thomas Parkinson
mezzotint, published 8 February 1776
NPG D19744

John Quick, by James Hopwood Sr, published by  Mathews & Leigh, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D5572

John Quick

by James Hopwood Sr, published by Mathews & Leigh, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published 1 August 1807
NPG D5572

John Quick, by James Hopwood Sr, published by  Mathews & Leigh, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D15161

John Quick

by James Hopwood Sr, published by Mathews & Leigh, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published 1 August 1807
NPG D15161

John Quick as Tony Lumpkin in 'She Stoops to Conquer', published by Charles Cooke - NPG D15160

John Quick as Tony Lumpkin in 'She Stoops to Conquer'

published by Charles Cooke
line engraving, published 7 March 1808
NPG D15160

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man', by Jean Condé, published by  Thomas Palser, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D39152

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man'

by Jean Condé, published by Thomas Palser, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published in or after 1831
NPG D39152

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man', by Jean Condé, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D19481

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man'

by Jean Condé, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published in or after 1831
NPG D19481

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man', by Jean Condé, published by  Thomas Palser, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D16596

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man'

by Jean Condé, published by Thomas Palser, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published in or after 1831
NPG D16596

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man', by Jean Condé, published by  Thomas Palser, after  Samuel De Wilde - NPG D17078

John Quick as Don Lewis in 'Love Makes a Man'

by Jean Condé, published by Thomas Palser, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple engraving, published in or after 1831
NPG D17078

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