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Jan Henrik Brandon

(died 1714), Portrait painter and draughtsman

Artist associated with 10 portraits

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King William III, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG 4153

King William III

after Jan Henrik Brandon
oil on canvas, based on a work of 1697
NPG 4153

King William III, by Pieter Stevens van Gunst, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D21514

King William III

by Pieter Stevens van Gunst, after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, late 17th-early 18th century
NPG D21514

Queen Mary II, by Pieter Stevens van Gunst, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D21515

Queen Mary II

by Pieter Stevens van Gunst, after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, late 17th century to early 18th century
NPG D21515

Paul de Rapin, by Lequeu, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D2138

Paul de Rapin

by Lequeu, after Jan Henrik Brandon
pen and ink and wash, 18th century
NPG D2138

Paul de Rapin, by Gilles Edme Petit, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D39214

Paul de Rapin

by Gilles Edme Petit, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, 1720s-1750s
NPG D39214

Paul de Rapin, by Gilles Edme Petit, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D14403

Paul de Rapin

by Gilles Edme Petit, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, 1720s-1750s
NPG D14403

Paul de Rapin, by Jacobus Houbraken, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D8720

Paul de Rapin

by Jacobus Houbraken, after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, 1725
NPG D8720

Paul de Rapin, by Giles King, after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D39212

Paul de Rapin

by Giles King, after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, 1732
NPG D39212

Paul de Rapin, by Philipp Audinet, published by Harrison & Co, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon - NPG D39213

Paul de Rapin

by Philipp Audinet, published by Harrison & Co, probably after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, published 1 January 1795
NPG D39213

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Paul de Rapin

by Jacobus Houbraken, after Jan Henrik Brandon
line engraving, 1725
NPG D18962

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