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John Palmer

(1742 or 1743 or 1744-1798), Actor

Mid-Georgian Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter in 8 portraits
Actor; particularly noted for his comedy roles in the London theatre.

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John Palmer, by Unknown artist - NPG 6167

John Palmer

by Unknown artist
watercolour and bodycolour on ivory, circa 1785-1790
NPG 6167

John Palmer, by William Ridley, published by  Thomas Bellamy - NPG L269.B6.17

John Palmer

by William Ridley, published by Thomas Bellamy
stipple engraving, published 31 August 1798
On display in Room 11 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L269.B6.17

Immortality of Garrick, by James Caldwall (Caldwell), by  S. Smith, after and published by  George Carter - NPG D18114

Immortality of Garrick

by James Caldwall (Caldwell), by S. Smith, after and published by George Carter
line engraving, published 20 January 1783
NPG D18114

John Palmer, by John Russell - NPG D39512

John Palmer

by John Russell
photographic print, (circa 1786)
NPG D39512

'The theatrical war', by James Gillray, published by  Samuel William Fores - NPG D12366

'The theatrical war'

by James Gillray, published by Samuel William Fores
hand-coloured etching, published 30 June 1787
NPG D12366

John Palmer, by William Ridley, published by  Thomas Bellamy - NPG D15502

John Palmer

by William Ridley, published by Thomas Bellamy
stipple engraving, published 31 August 1798
NPG D15502

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