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Miss Nailer (Naylor)

(active 1736-1744), Actress and dancer

Sitter in 5 portraits

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Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe, by James Wilson, after Robert Edge Pine - NPG D4658

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe

by James Wilson, after Robert Edge Pine
mezzotint, circa 1760-1780
NPG D4658

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe, published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine - NPG D4659

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe

published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine
mezzotint, circa 1760-1774
NPG D4659

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe, published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine - NPG D4660

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe

published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine
mezzotint, circa 1760-1774
NPG D4660

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe, published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine - NPG D4661

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe

published by Robert Sayer, after Robert Edge Pine
mezzotint, circa 1760-1774
NPG D4661

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe, by William Dickinson, published by Carington Bowles, after Robert Edge Pine - NPG D38449

Miss Nailer (Naylor) as Hebe

by William Dickinson, published by Carington Bowles, after Robert Edge Pine
mezzotint, published 1770
NPG D38449

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