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Andrew Miller

(circa 1690-1763), Mezzotint engraver

Artist associated with 22 portraits

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Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia, by Andrew Miller, after Sir Peter Paul Rubens - NPG D34778

Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia

by Andrew Miller, after Sir Peter Paul Rubens
mezzotint, 1730s-1740s
NPG D34778

Prince James Francis Edward Stuart, by Andrew Miller, after Edward Lutterell (Luttrell) - NPG D34697

Prince James Francis Edward Stuart

by Andrew Miller, after Edward Lutterell (Luttrell)
mezzotint, 1737
NPG D34697

Joseph Baudin, by Andrew Miller, after Schruder - NPG D21512

Joseph Baudin

by Andrew Miller, after Schruder
mezzotint, 1738
NPG D21512

George Taylor, sold by Andrew Miller - NPG D10734

George Taylor

sold by Andrew Miller
mezzotint, circa 1738-1739
NPG D10734

Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson - NPG D20374

Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales

by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson
mezzotint, 1738
NPG D20374

John Harper as Jobson in 'The Devil to Pay', by Andrew Miller, after George White - NPG D2594

John Harper as Jobson in 'The Devil to Pay'

by Andrew Miller, after George White
mezzotint, 1739
NPG D2594

John Harper, by Andrew Miller, after George White - NPG D2595

John Harper

by Andrew Miller, after George White
mezzotint, 1739
NPG D2595

John Harper, by Andrew Miller, after George White - NPG D2949

John Harper

by Andrew Miller, after George White
mezzotint, 1739
NPG D2949

Lebeck, by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt - NPG D5029

Lebeck

by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt
mezzotint, 1739
NPG D5029

Lebeck, by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt - NPG D5030

Lebeck

by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt
mezzotint, 1739
NPG D5030

Sir John Salter, by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson - NPG D40046

Sir John Salter

by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson
mezzotint, 1740
NPG D40046

Sir John Salter, by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson - NPG D40047

Sir John Salter

by and published by Andrew Miller, after Jonathan Richardson
mezzotint, 1740
NPG D40047

John Warburton, by Andrew Miller, published by John Bowles, after Benjamin Vandergucht - NPG D18861

John Warburton

by Andrew Miller, published by John Bowles, after Benjamin Vandergucht
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D18861

Robert Turbutt as Sosia in 'Amphitryon', by Andrew Miller, after Thomas Bisse - NPG D4508

Robert Turbutt as Sosia in 'Amphitryon'

by Andrew Miller, after Thomas Bisse
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D4508

Robert Turbutt as Sosia in 'Amphitryon', by Andrew Miller, after Thomas Bisse - NPG D4509

Robert Turbutt as Sosia in 'Amphitryon'

by Andrew Miller, after Thomas Bisse
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D4509

Memorial to William Shakespeare for poets' corner in Westminster Abbey, by Andrew Miller, after Peter Scheemakers - NPG D27949

Memorial to William Shakespeare for poets' corner in Westminster Abbey

by Andrew Miller, after Peter Scheemakers
line engraving, 1741
NPG D27949

Jonathan Swift, by Andrew Miller, after Francis Bindon - NPG D31512

Jonathan Swift

by Andrew Miller, after Francis Bindon
mezzotint, 1743-1744
NPG D31512

Frederick Herman de Schomberg, 1st Duke of Schomberg, by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt - NPG D40581

Frederick Herman de Schomberg, 1st Duke of Schomberg

by Andrew Miller, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt
mezzotint, 1744
NPG D40581

Sir Isaac Newton, by and published by Andrew Miller, published by P. Smith, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt - NPG D20152

Sir Isaac Newton

by and published by Andrew Miller, published by P. Smith, after Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt
mezzotint, 1744
NPG D20152

Oliver Cromwell; John Lambert, by Andrew Miller, sold by Michael Ford, after Robert Walker - NPG D32974

Oliver Cromwell; John Lambert

by Andrew Miller, sold by Michael Ford, after Robert Walker
mezzotint, 1745
NPG D32974

John Lambert, after Andrew Miller, after Robert Walker - NPG D48074

John Lambert

after Andrew Miller, after Robert Walker
pencil
NPG D48074

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George Whitefield

by Andrew Miller, after M. Jenkin
mezzotint, circa 1725-1750
NPG D20384

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