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Bartholomew Dandridge

(1691-circa 1754), Artist

Artist associated with 36 portraits
Bartholomew Dandridge studied at Sir Godfrey Kneller's academy of painting and later attended the St Martin's Lane Academy following its foundation in 1720 by John Vanderbank and Louis Cheron. For more than four decades he ran a successful and fashionable portrait practice in London; the highlight of his career was in 1732 when he was commissioned by Lord Barington to paint Frederick, Prince of Wales, on horseback. In 1731, Dandridge acquired the London studio and house of Sir Godfrey Kneller.

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Thomas Woolston, by John Vandergucht, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D19356

Thomas Woolston

by John Vandergucht, after Bartholomew Dandridge
line engraving, circa 1700-1725
NPG D19356

Thomas Woolston, by John Vandergucht, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D36290

Thomas Woolston

by John Vandergucht, after Bartholomew Dandridge
line engraving, circa 1720-1730
NPG D36290

Grace Tosier, after Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D39652

Grace Tosier

after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, (1728)
NPG D39652

Grace Tosier, by and published by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D39653

Grace Tosier

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, 1729 (1728)
NPG D39653

Grace Tosier, by and published by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D4378

Grace Tosier

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, 1729 (1728)
NPG D4378

Grace Tosier, by and published by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D4379

Grace Tosier

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, 1729 (1728)
NPG D4379

Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales, by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D10774

Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales

by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, probably 1730s
NPG D10774

Thomas Ridgley, by John Vandergucht, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D27498

Thomas Ridgley

by John Vandergucht, after Bartholomew Dandridge
line engraving, published 1731
NPG D27498

Michael Maittaire, by and published by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D38154

Michael Maittaire

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, published circa 1731-1734
NPG D38154

Michael Maittaire, by and published by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D5664

Michael Maittaire

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, published circa 1731-1734
NPG D5664

Matthew Tindal, by and sold by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D42853

Matthew Tindal

by and sold by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, (1733)
NPG D42853

Matthew Tindal, by and sold by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D4369

Matthew Tindal

by and sold by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, (1733)
NPG D4369

Matthew Tindal, by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D13198

Matthew Tindal

by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, (1733)
NPG D13198

Matthew Tindal, by and sold by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D4368

Matthew Tindal

by and sold by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, (1733)
NPG D4368

John Barber, by Gerard Vandergucht, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D23506

John Barber

by Gerard Vandergucht, after Bartholomew Dandridge
line engraving, (1737)
NPG D23506

John Barber, by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D23503

John Barber

by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, 1740 (1737)
NPG D23503

John Barber, by John Faber Jr, after  Bartholomew Dandridge - NPG D23504

John Barber

by John Faber Jr, after Bartholomew Dandridge
mezzotint, 1740 (1737)
NPG D23504

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