Mary Berry
(1763-1852), WriterMid-Georgian Portraits Catalogue Entry
Sitter associated with 9 portraits
Mary Berry was, like her friend the sculptor Anne Seymour Damer, a favourite of Horace Walpole, who bequeathed her his books and manuscripts. Berry became known for her writings, including Social Life in England and France from the French Revolution, 1831, and her posthumously published Journals and Correspondence, 1865.
by Anne Seymour Damer (née Conway)
bronze bust, based on a work of circa 1793
NPG 6395
by Henry Adlard, published by Longman & Co, after Anne Mee (née Foldsone)
stipple engraving, (1790)
NPG D14938
by Henry Adlard, published by Longman & Co, after Anne Mee (née Foldsone)
stipple engraving, mid 19th century
NPG D7978
by Henry Adlard, published by Longman & Co, after Johan Joseph Zoffany
line engraving, circa 1830-1860
NPG D14939
by William Greatbach, drawn by George Perfect Harding, published by Richard Bentley, after Anne Seymour Damer (née Conway)
mixed-method engraving and etching, published 1840
NPG D42589
by John Henry Robinson, after James Rannie Swinton
stipple engraving, published 1850
NPG D31722
after James Rannie Swinton
lithograph, published 1851
NPG D18480
by William Greatbach, published by Richard Bentley, after Anne Seymour Damer (née Conway)
mixed-method engraving and etching, published 1857
NPG D42590
by William Greatbach, published by Richard Bentley, after Anne Seymour Damer (née Conway)
mixed-method engraving and etching, published 1857
NPG D42591
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