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5155 portraits matching these criteria:
- subject matching 'Reading'
A selection of portraits that depict sitters reading. See also: 'Books and Libraries' (Accessory) and 'Writing' (Activiity).
by William Faithorne, after Henry Cook (Cooke)
line engraving, published 1676
NPG D22851
by William Faithorne, after Henry Cook (Cooke)
line engraving, published 1676
NPG D22852
by William Faithorne, after Henry Cook (Cooke)
line engraving, published 1676
NPG D30454
by Robert White
line engraving, published 1677
NPG D18617
after Unknown artist
line engraving, published 1677
NPG D16802
printed and sold by Joseph Smith, after William Wolfgang Claret
mezzotint, 1678-1679
NPG D29881
published by Richard Tompson, after William Wolfgang Claret
mezzotint, 1678-1680
NPG D36732
'Mr Dugdale in Staffordshire reading several letters relateing to the Plott' (Stephen Dugdale)
after Francis Barlow
line engraving, 1679
NPG D23011(a)
by John Faber Sr, after Unknown artist
mezzotint, late 17th-early 18th century
NPG D1809
by Robert White
line engraving, published 1681
NPG D31627
by Robert White, printed for Richard Chiswell
line engraving, published 1681
NPG D10931
by Robert White, published by Richard Chiswell, possibly after Richard Lyne
line engraving, published 1681
NPG D35494
by Robert White, published by Richard Chiswell, possibly after Richard Lyne
line engraving, published 1681
NPG D35495
by John Sturt, published by Richard Chiswell, after Robert White, possibly after Richard Lyne
line engraving, circa 1681-1710
NPG D35493
by Jan Drapentier, published by Josiah or Joseph Blare, after Unknown artist
line engraving, circa 1683-1706
NPG D5288
by John Smith, published by Alexander Browne, after Antonio Allegri da Correggio
mezzotint, circa 1684 (1520s)
NPG D11457
Denis Granville (né Grenville)
by Gérard Edelinck, after Jean Baptiste Beaupoil
line engraving, circa 1693
NPG D31167
by John Smith, after Saleman
mezzotint, 1698
NPG D31185
after Unknown artist
line engraving, perhaps 18th century
NPG D24134
by George Vertue
line engraving, early to mid 18th century
NPG D29895