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James Wills

(died 1777), Painter

Artist associated with 20 portraits

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Thomas Birch, by James Macardell, after James Wills - NPG D18963

Thomas Birch

by James Macardell, after James Wills
mezzotint, (1737)
NPG D18963

Alured Clarke, after James Wills - NPG D33277

Alured Clarke

after James Wills
mezzotint, 1740s
NPG D33277

Thomas Birch, by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D732

Thomas Birch

by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1741
NPG D732

Sir George Lee, by and published by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D3550

Sir George Lee

by and published by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1742-1752
NPG D3550

Sir George Lee, by and published by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D3709

Sir George Lee

by and published by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1742-1752
NPG D3709

Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke, by James Macardell, after James Wills - NPG D2588

Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke

by James Macardell, after James Wills
mezzotint, (1744)
NPG D2588

Lady Helena Rawdon (née Perceval), by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D3992

Lady Helena Rawdon (née Perceval)

by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1745
NPG D3992

Thomas Secker, by James Macardell, printed for Robert Sayer, after James Wills - NPG D40627

Thomas Secker

by James Macardell, printed for Robert Sayer, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1747 or after
NPG D40627

Thomas Secker, by James Macardell, sold by Mary Overton, after James Wills - NPG D4201

Thomas Secker

by James Macardell, sold by Mary Overton, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1747
NPG D4201

Thomas Secker, by James Macardell, printed for Robert Sayer, after James Wills - NPG D4202

Thomas Secker

by James Macardell, printed for Robert Sayer, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1747 or after
NPG D4202

Sir Michael Foster, by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D37766

Sir Michael Foster

by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1748
NPG D37766

Sir Michael Foster, by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D37767

Sir Michael Foster

by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1748
NPG D37767

Sir Michael Foster, by John Faber Jr, after James Wills - NPG D2359

Sir Michael Foster

by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1748
NPG D2359

James Foster, by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills - NPG D2003

James Foster

by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1750-1775
NPG D2003

James Foster, by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills - NPG D2004

James Foster

by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1750-1775
NPG D2004

James Foster, by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills - NPG D2005

James Foster

by Peter van Bleeck, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1750-1775
NPG D2005

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Thomas Birch

by and published by John Faber Jr, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1741
NPG D19855

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Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke

by and sold by James Macardell, after James Wills
mezzotint, (1744)
NPG D19417

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Thomas Secker

by James Macardell, after James Wills
mezzotint, 1747 or after
NPG D4203

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James Foster

by Peter van Bleeck, published by John Bowles, after James Wills
mezzotint, circa 1750-1775
NPG D19868

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