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Cecil John Rhodes (1853-1902), Imperialist, statesman in South Africa and mining entrepreneur

Sitter in 19 portraits
Imperialist and benefactor; shaped the economic and political development of South Africa; extended British influence into what is now Zimbabwe; compromised by the Jameson Raid, 1895, but remained enormously influential; endowed Rhodes scholarships.

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3404Cecil John Rhodes
by Harry Furniss
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2853Cecil John Rhodes
by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould ('F.C.G.')
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2854Cecil John Rhodes
by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould ('F.C.G.')
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1407Cecil John Rhodes
by George Frederic Watts
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4151Cecil John Rhodes
by Sydney March
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1730Cecil John Rhodes
by John Tweed
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2545Cecil John Rhodes
by Henry Alfred Pegram
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x29184Cecil John Rhodes
by Alexander Bassano
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x127477Cecil John Rhodes
by Elliott & Fry
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x12453Cecil John Rhodes
by James Russell & Sons
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x46639Cecil John Rhodes
by James Russell & Sons
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x136657Cecil John Rhodes
by James Russell & Sons, published by Ogden's
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D23387Cecil John Rhodes
after (Marion Margaret) Violet Manners (née Lindsay), Duchess of Rutland
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D5806Cecil John Rhodes
after (Marion Margaret) Violet Manners (née Lindsay), Duchess of Rutland
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D32968Cecil John Rhodes
published by William Heinemann, after Sir William Newzam Prior Nicholson
NPG D32968
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