John Taylor
(died 1651), PainterArtist associated with 13 portraits
after a painting attributed to John Taylor
chromolithograph, (circa 1610)
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by John Hall, probably after John Taylor
line engraving, published 1785
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by John Goldar, probably after John Taylor
line engraving, published 1785
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by Robert Cooper, after a painting attributed to John Taylor
stipple engraving, 1864 or before (circa 1610)
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by James Heath, published by Jones & Co, probably after John Taylor
stipple engraving, published 1822
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published by T.H. Ellis, after John Taylor
line and stipple engraving, mid 19th century (circa 1610)
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by Samuel Cousins, after a painting attributed to John Taylor
mezzotint, published June 1849 (circa 1610)
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by Richard Austin Artlett, after a painting attributed to John Taylor
line and stipple engraving, circa 1850-1873 (circa 1610)
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by Sir George Scharf, after a painting attributed to John Taylor
lithograph, circa 1856 (circa 1610)
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published by The Teacher's World, after a portrait associated with John Taylor
relief halftone, published 11 April 1917
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issued by Sarony & Co, after John Taylor
gravure cigarette card, 1923 (circa 1600-1610)
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by Richard Austin Artlett, after a painting attributed to John Taylor
line and stipple engraving, circa 1850-1873 (circa 1610)
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