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Edward Penny

(1714-1791), Portrait and history painter

Sitter in 3 portraits
Artist associated with 5 portraits

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Richard Wilson, by Edward Penny, after Anton Raphael Mengs - NPG 1803

Richard Wilson

by Edward Penny, after Anton Raphael Mengs
oil on canvas, 1752-1779, based on a work of 1752
NPG 1803

John Manners, Marquess of Granby ('Relieving the Distress'd Soldier and his Family'), by Richard Houston, published by Robert Sayer, after Edward Penny - NPG D34761

John Manners, Marquess of Granby ('Relieving the Distress'd Soldier and his Family')

by Richard Houston, published by Robert Sayer, after Edward Penny
mezzotint, 1769
NPG D34761

John Manners, Marquess of Granby ('Relieving the Distress'd Soldier and his Family'), by Richard Houston, published by Robert Sayer, after Edward Penny - NPG D39975

John Manners, Marquess of Granby ('Relieving the Distress'd Soldier and his Family')

by Richard Houston, published by Robert Sayer, after Edward Penny
mezzotint, 1769
NPG D39975

William Hanbury, by Richard Earlom, after Edward Penny - NPG D14077

William Hanbury

by Richard Earlom, after Edward Penny
mezzotint, circa 1775-1800
NPG D14077

Philip Affleck, by John Young, after Edward Penny - NPG D316

Philip Affleck

by John Young, after Edward Penny
mezzotint, 1792 (circa 1770)
NPG D316

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