period

movement

1. Sir Andrew Mitchell Torrance — John Maler Collier, 1902

vibe

topics

1. Sir Andrew Mitchell Torrance — John Maler Collier, 1902
2. Sir George Williams — John Maler Collier, 1887
3. Sir John Bent (1793–1857) — philip westcott, 1853
4. Sir William Huggins — John Maler Collier, 1905
5. Sir Ignatius Valentine Chirol — John Maler Collier, 1909
6. John Nash (1752–1835) — Sir Thomas Lawrence

keywords

1. Sir Andrew Mitchell Torrance — John Maler Collier, 1902
2. Sir John Bent (1793–1857) — philip westcott, 1853

tone

main color

1. Sir Michael Foster — John Maler Collier, 1907
2. Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield — John Maler Collier, 1897
3. Self Portrait — james ramsay, 1848
4. Sir William Rose — John Maler Collier
5. Robert Stewart, Lord Provost of Glasgow — David Gauld, 1909
6. Charles James Sadler (1792–1872), Alderman, Mayor (1836, 1849, 1854 1860) — william boxall, 1840
7. Charles James Sadler — Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding
8. Sir Andrew Mitchell Torrance — John Maler Collier, 1902
9. Sir William Huggins — John Maler Collier, 1905
10. Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham — colvin smith
11. Sir Ignatius Valentine Chirol — John Maler Collier, 1909
12. John Nash (1752–1835) — Sir Thomas Lawrence
13. Sir John Bent (1793–1857) — philip westcott, 1853
14. James Bentley (1785–1890), Treasurer of St Bartholomew's Hospital — john prescott knight, 1848
15. Walter Scott of Glendronach — james cadenhead
16. Sir Charles Barry, Ra — Henry William Pickersgill
17. William Kingdon Clifford — John Maler Collier, 1899
18. Private View of the Old Masters Exhibition, Royal Academy, 1888 (includes Sir John Everett Millais, 1st Bt George Richmond William Powell Frith Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema Frank Holl Sir Edward John Poynter, 1st Bt Sir William Quiller Orchardson Frederi.... — henry jamyn brooks, 1889
19. Farmer and Dog in the Mountains — John Kyffin Williams, 1970
20. Bower — Henry William Pickersgill
21. John Dykes, Provost (1860–1869) — daniel macnee
22. Sir John Evans — John Maler Collier, 1905

other

1. Opening of the Lord Duveen Annexe to the National Portrait Gallery — Sir John Lavery, 1933