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Thomas Kitchin

(1719-1784), Cartographer and engraver

Artist associated with 9 portraits

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John Flavel, by Thomas Kitchin - NPG D29687

John Flavel

by Thomas Kitchin
line engraving, mid 18th century
NPG D29687

Starkey Myddelton, by Thomas Kitchin, after M. Jenkin - NPG D16789

Starkey Myddelton

by Thomas Kitchin, after M. Jenkin
line engraving, mid 18th century
NPG D16789

Alexander Cruden, by Thomas Kitchin, after Thomas Frye - NPG D34413

Alexander Cruden

by Thomas Kitchin, after Thomas Frye
line engraving, circa 1750
NPG D34413

James Hervey; William Romaine; Thomas Jones; Martin Madan, published by Henry Parker, and published by Thomas Kitchin - NPG D20340

James Hervey; William Romaine; Thomas Jones; Martin Madan

published by Henry Parker, and published by Thomas Kitchin
mezzotint, circa 1750
NPG D20340

Tobias Crisp, by Thomas Kitchin - NPG D26811

Tobias Crisp

by Thomas Kitchin
line engraving, 1755
NPG D26811

Lady Louisa Lennox (née Kerr), by Butler Clowes, published by Thomas Kitchin, after Allan Ramsay - NPG D3574

Lady Louisa Lennox (née Kerr)

by Butler Clowes, published by Thomas Kitchin, after Allan Ramsay
mezzotint, (circa 1759)
NPG D3574

Nathaniel Lardner, by Thomas Kitchin, after Unknown artist - NPG D8640

Nathaniel Lardner

by Thomas Kitchin, after Unknown artist
line engraving, 1768 or after
NPG D8640

John Cennick, by Thomas Kitchin, after M. Jenkin - NPG D14401

John Cennick

by Thomas Kitchin, after M. Jenkin
line engraving, circa 1800-1820
NPG D14401

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John Bunyan

by Jonathan Spilsbury, published by Thomas Kitchin, after Thomas Sadler
mezzotint, (1685)
NPG D19009

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