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Henry Pickering

(circa 1720-1770 or 1771), Portrait painter

Artist associated with 7 portraits

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Isabel Mackenzie (née Gordon), Countess of Cromartie, by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering - NPG D1538

Isabel Mackenzie (née Gordon), Countess of Cromartie

by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, mid 18th century
NPG D1538

Isabel Mackenzie (née Gordon), Countess of Cromartie, by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering - NPG D1539

Isabel Mackenzie (née Gordon), Countess of Cromartie

by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, mid 18th century
NPG D1539

Peg Woffington, by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering - NPG D4877

Peg Woffington

by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, circa 1740-1756
NPG D4877

Joseph Mottershead, after Henry Pickering - NPG D39069

Joseph Mottershead

after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, 1771 or after
NPG D39069

Dorning Rasbotham, by John Henry Robinson, published by Fisher Son & Co, after Henry Pickering - NPG D18105

Dorning Rasbotham

by John Henry Robinson, published by Fisher Son & Co, after Henry Pickering
stipple and line engraving, published 1833
NPG D18105

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Peg Woffington

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, circa 1725-1750
NPG D20489

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Unknown sitter

by John Faber Jr, after Henry Pickering
mezzotint, mid 18th century
NPG D4494

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