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Domenico Duprà

(1689-1770), Portrait painter

Artist associated with 9 portraits

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Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Gilles Edme Petit, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D16609

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Gilles Edme Petit, after Domenico Duprà
line engraving, mid 18th century
NPG D16609

Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D32665

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D32665

Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D34703

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D34703

Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D19272

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Louis Surugue, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, (1740)
NPG D19272

Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Jean Daullé, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D16608

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Jean Daullé, after Domenico Duprà
line engraving, 1744
NPG D16608

Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Nicolas Jean Baptiste Poilly, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D16610

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

by Nicolas Jean Baptiste Poilly, after Domenico Duprà
line engraving, 1746
NPG D16610

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford, by Richard Houston, printed for James Gapper, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D39823

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford

by Richard Houston, printed for James Gapper, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, 1750s
NPG D39823

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford, by and sold by Richard Houston, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D5827

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford

by and sold by Richard Houston, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, 1750s
NPG D5827

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford, by Richard Houston, printed for James Gapper, after Domenico Duprà - NPG D5828

William Henry Nassau de Zuylestein, 4th Earl of Rochford

by Richard Houston, printed for James Gapper, after Domenico Duprà
mezzotint, 1750s
NPG D5828

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