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John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

(1802-1892), Politician; MP for Lancashire

Early Victorian Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter associated with 10 portraits

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The House of Commons, 1833, by Sir George Hayter - NPG 54

The House of Commons, 1833

by Sir George Hayter
oil on canvas, 1833-1843
On display in Room 20 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 54

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Charles Allen Duval - NPG Ax8610

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Charles Allen Duval
albumen carte-de-visite, 1863
NPG Ax8610

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Lock & Whitfield, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington - NPG Ax17517

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Lock & Whitfield, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington
woodburytype, published 1877
NPG Ax17517

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Frederick Christian Lewis Sr, after Joseph Slater - NPG D20633

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Frederick Christian Lewis Sr, after Joseph Slater
lithograph, 1831 or after
NPG D20633

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Thomas Goff Lupton, published by Thomas Agnew, after John Bostock - NPG D37059

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Thomas Goff Lupton, published by Thomas Agnew, after John Bostock
mezzotint, published 1838
NPG D37059

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Unknown artist - NPG D37060

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Unknown artist
mezzotint, after 1838
NPG D37060

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Thomas Goff Lupton, published by Thomas Agnew, after John Bostock - NPG D39566

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Thomas Goff Lupton, published by Thomas Agnew, after John Bostock
mezzotint, published 1838
NPG D39566

The House of Commons, 1860, by Thomas Oldham Barlow, after John Phillip - NPG D1396

The House of Commons, 1860

by Thomas Oldham Barlow, after John Phillip
mezzotint, 1863 or after
NPG D1396

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh, by Richard Josey, published by Henry Graves & Co, after Frank Holl - NPG D37065

John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Richard Josey, published by Henry Graves & Co, after Frank Holl
mezzotint, published 22 July 1884
NPG D37065

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John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh

by Caldesi, Blanford & Co
albumen carte-de-visite, early 1860s
NPG Ax46914

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