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John Vanderbank

1694 - 1739

John Vanderbank (1694-1739) est un artiste peintre et un illustrateur anglais, proche de Louis Chéron et qui fut célèbre à Londres sous le règne de George Ier.

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Portrait of Isaac Newton, 1800, John Vanderbank

Portrait of Isaac Newton

John Vanderbank

Portrait Study of a Divine, 1738, John Vanderbank

Portrait Study of a Divine

John Vanderbank

Portrait of a Young Lady as a Shepherdress, , John Vanderbank

Portrait of a Young Lady as a Shepherdress

John Vanderbank

Sir Hans Sloane (1660–1753), , John Vanderbank

Sir Hans Sloane (1660–1753)

John Vanderbank

Major James Fraser of Castle Leathers (1670–1760), 1715, John Vanderbank

Major James Fraser of Castle Leathers (1670–1760)

John Vanderbank

Charles Spencer, 3rd Duke of Marlborough (1706–1758), Soldier, 1719, John Vanderbank

Charles Spencer, 3rd Duke of Marlborough (1706–1758), Soldier

John Vanderbank

Nicholas Saunderson (1682/1683–1739), Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1711), 1718, John Vanderbank

Nicholas Saunderson (1682/1683–1739), Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1711)

John Vanderbank

William Bowyer (1699–1777), 1728, John Vanderbank

William Bowyer (1699–1777)

John Vanderbank

Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727), Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1669), 1725, John Vanderbank

Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727), Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1669)

John Vanderbank

John Cobb (1678–1725), Warden of Winchester College, , John Vanderbank

John Cobb (1678–1725), Warden of Winchester College

John Vanderbank

William Rogers of Dowdeswell, Master in the High Court of Chancery, 1721, John Vanderbank

William Rogers of Dowdeswell, Master in the High Court of Chancery

John Vanderbank

Roger Gale (1672–1744), 1722, John Vanderbank

Roger Gale (1672–1744)

John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727), Fellow, Natural Philosopher and Mathematician, 1725, John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727), Fellow, Natural Philosopher and Mathematician

John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727), 1725, John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727)

John Vanderbank

Elizabeth Compton (1694–1741), Countess of Northampton, 1737, John Vanderbank

Elizabeth Compton (1694–1741), Countess of Northampton

John Vanderbank

Scene from 'Don Quixote': The Arrival at the Supposed Castle, 1730, John Vanderbank

Scene from 'Don Quixote': The Arrival at the Supposed Castle

John Vanderbank

'Don Quixote mistakes the wine skins for a giant', 1730, John Vanderbank

'Don Quixote mistakes the wine skins for a giant'

John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727), 1725, John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727)

John Vanderbank

Portrait of an Unknown Clergyman (sometimes called 'Thomas Sherlock' or 'Benjamin Hoadly'), 1726, John Vanderbank

Portrait of an Unknown Clergyman (sometimes called 'Thomas Sherlock' or 'Benjamin Hoadly')

John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727), 1726, John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1727)

John Vanderbank

John Baynes (d.1737), Serjeant-at-Law (builder of Bower House, Havering atte Bower), 1727, John Vanderbank

John Baynes (d.1737), Serjeant-at-Law (builder of Bower House, Havering atte Bower)

John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1725), Fellow, Natural Philosopher and Mathematician, 1727, John Vanderbank

Isaac Newton (1642–1725), Fellow, Natural Philosopher and Mathematician

John Vanderbank

Mary (d.1771), Wife of John Baynes, 1727, John Vanderbank

Mary (d.1771), Wife of John Baynes

John Vanderbank

Baron Thomas Wyndham (1681–1745), Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Benefactor, 1735, John Vanderbank

Baron Thomas Wyndham (1681–1745), Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Benefactor

John Vanderbank

Mary Elizabeth Davenport (d.1740), Mrs John Mytton of Halston, with Her Page, , John Vanderbank

Mary Elizabeth Davenport (d.1740), Mrs John Mytton of Halston, with Her Page

John Vanderbank

Scene from 'Don Quixote': Zoraida Pretending to Swoon in the Garden, 1730, John Vanderbank

Scene from 'Don Quixote': Zoraida Pretending to Swoon in the Garden

John Vanderbank

Robert Smith (c.1689–1768), Master (1742–1768), Mathematician and Benefactor, Plumian Professor of A, 1730, John Vanderbank

Robert Smith (c.1689–1768), Master (1742–1768), Mathematician and Benefactor, Plumian Professor of A

John Vanderbank

Edward Wortley Montagu (1678–1761), Ambassador (1716–1718), 1730, John Vanderbank

Edward Wortley Montagu (1678–1761), Ambassador (1716–1718)

John Vanderbank

Robert Raymond (1673–1733), 1st Baron Raymond, 1733, John Vanderbank

Robert Raymond (1673–1733), 1st Baron Raymond

John Vanderbank

John Harvey (1681–1735), Architect, 1732, John Vanderbank

John Harvey (1681–1735), Architect

John Vanderbank