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Anne Merry (née Brunton)

(1769-1808), Actress; wife of Robert Merry

Sitter in 4 portraits

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Anne Merry (née Brunton) as Horatia in Whitehead's 'The Roman Father', by William Satchwell Leney (Lenney), published by John Bell, after Richard Cosway - NPG L269.B8.40

Anne Merry (née Brunton) as Horatia in Whitehead's 'The Roman Father'

by William Satchwell Leney (Lenney), published by John Bell, after Richard Cosway
etching, published 20th October 1792
On display in Room 11 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L269.B8.40

Anne Merry (née Brunton), by Francesco Bartolozzi, published by John Bell, after Richard Cosway - NPG D15292

Anne Merry (née Brunton)

by Francesco Bartolozzi, published by John Bell, after Richard Cosway
stipple engraving, published 22 October 1785
NPG D15292

'Werter a tragedy for masters and misses' (Anne Merry (née Brunton); Joseph George Holman), by James Sayers, published by Thomas Cornell - NPG D9576

'Werter a tragedy for masters and misses' (Anne Merry (née Brunton); Joseph George Holman)

by James Sayers, published by Thomas Cornell
etching, published 29 March 1786
NPG D9576

Anne Merry (née Brunton) as Calista, by Samuel De Wilde - NPG D38375

Anne Merry (née Brunton) as Calista

by Samuel De Wilde
watercolour and bodycolour with pencil, 1791 or 1792
NPG D38375

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