John Payne (1607-1647), Printmaker
Sitter associated with 4 portraits
Artist associated with 57 portraits
John Payne was the finest native-born engraver working during the reign of Charles I. He was probably the pupil of Dutch engraver Simon De Passe. Over fifty of his plates are known about; although they vary widely in quality, the best are outstanding examples of the art of engraving.
by John Payne
line engraving, probably 17th century
NPG D23824
possibly by John Payne
line engraving, early to mid 17th century
NPG D26021
by John Payne, published by Peter Stent
line engraving, early 17th century
NPG D26029
by John Payne, published by Peter Stent
line engraving, early 17th century
NPG D26030
James Ley, 1st Earl of Marlborough
by John Payne
line engraving, early to mid 17th century
NPG D26104
by John Payne
line engraving, early 17th century
NPG D26161
Prince Charles Louis, Count Palatinate
by John Payne, published by Peter Stent, after Sir Anthony Van Dyck
line engraving, early to mid 17th century
NPG D26460
by John Payne
line engraving, early to mid 17th century
NPG D26887
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, published 1622
NPG D31779
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, published 1622
NPG D25936
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, published 1622
NPG D25937
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, published 1622
NPG D20543
by John Payne, after Daniel Mytens
line engraving, circa 1625-1647
NPG D27253
by John Payne, after Daniel Mytens
line engraving, circa 1625-1647
NPG D20477
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, 1628
NPG D9110
by John Payne, after Unknown artist
line engraving, 1629
NPG D21613
by John Payne, after Richard Greenbury
line engraving, circa 1629
NPG D25923
