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John Edwin the Elder

(1749-1790), Comedian

Sitter in 4 portraits

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John Edwin the Elder in the character of Lingo, by Charles Howard Hodges, published by  Thomas Bradshaw, after  John Alefounder - NPG D15107

John Edwin the Elder in the character of Lingo

by Charles Howard Hodges, published by Thomas Bradshaw, after John Alefounder
mezzotint, published 16 October 1784
NPG D15107

'Lingo and Cowslip' (John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies)), by Edmund Scott, published by  James Birchall, after  Henry Singleton - NPG D15108

'Lingo and Cowslip' (John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies))

by Edmund Scott, published by James Birchall, after Henry Singleton
stipple, published 1 May 1788
NPG D15108

John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies), by and published by Hugh Downman, after  John Downman - NPG D36080

John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies)

by and published by Hugh Downman, after John Downman
stipple engraving, published 17 June 1789
NPG D36080

John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies), by and published by Hugh Downman, after  John Downman - NPG D18850

John Edwin the Elder; Mary Stephens Wells (née Davies)

by and published by Hugh Downman, after John Downman
stipple engraving, published 17 June 1789
NPG D18850

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