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John Lewis Marks

(circa 1796-1855), Publisher and printmaker

Artist associated with 5 portraits

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Mary, Queen of Scots, by John Lewis Marks - NPG D48632

Mary, Queen of Scots

by John Lewis Marks
hand-coloured etching and aquatint, 1820s
NPG D48632

How to get Un-married, - Ay, there's the Rub!, by and published by John Lewis Marks - NPG D1386

How to get Un-married, - Ay, there's the Rub!

by and published by John Lewis Marks
coloured etching, published 1820
NPG D1386

Leg of Beef, And Soup Meagre (John Bull), by and published by John Lewis Marks - NPG D48173

Leg of Beef, And Soup Meagre (John Bull)

by and published by John Lewis Marks
hand-coloured etching and aquatint, circa 1824
NPG D48173

The Bull in a Rage kicking off his Burden!!!, by and published by John Lewis Marks - NPG D48862

The Bull in a Rage kicking off his Burden!!!

by and published by John Lewis Marks
hand-coloured etching, published circa May 1832
NPG D48862

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington ('The Wellington Cake'), published by John Lewis Marks - NPG D46057

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington ('The Wellington Cake')

published by John Lewis Marks
hand-coloured lithograph, circa 1846
NPG D46057

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