period

movement

1. John Parker (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon (incorrectly inscribed as John Parker, 1734 1735–1788, Lord Boringdon) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1819
2. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768

vibe

1. John Manners (1721 1770), Marquess of Granby — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1774
2. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway (1737–1813) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
3. John Parker, 1st Baron Boringdon — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1767
4. John Parker II (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1771
5. John Parker (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon (incorrectly inscribed as John Parker, 1734 1735–1788, Lord Boringdon) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1819
6. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
7. John Burridge Cholwich (c.1752–1835), Unsuccessfully Contested the Exeter By Election (1776) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1776
8. The Honourable Theresa Robinson (1744–1775), Mrs Parker, and Her Son, John Parker III (1772–1840), Later 1st Earl of Morley — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1775

topics

1. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway (1737–1813) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
2. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
3. Portrait of Captain Samuel Blodget in Rifle Dress — John Trumbull, 1786
4. John Parker, 1st Baron Boringdon — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1767
5. John Burridge Cholwich (c.1752–1835), Unsuccessfully Contested the Exeter By Election (1776) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1776
6. The Honourable Theresa Robinson (1744–1775), Mrs Parker, and Her Son, John Parker III (1772–1840), Later 1st Earl of Morley — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1775
7. John Parker (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon (incorrectly inscribed as John Parker, 1734 1735–1788, Lord Boringdon) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1819

keywords

1. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway (1737–1813) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
2. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
3. The Honourable Theresa Robinson (1744–1775), Mrs Parker, and Her Son, John Parker III (1772–1840), Later 1st Earl of Morley — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1775

tone

1. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway (1737–1813) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
2. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
3. Album Copies of Old Masters and other Paintings (no.28, p.13) — Sir William Nicholson

main color

1. John Parker II (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1771
2. John Nelson — john smibert, 1732
3. William Beckford — George Romney, 1782
4. Album Copies of Old Masters and other Paintings (no.28, p.13) — Sir William Nicholson
5. John Harvey Thursby, Verderer of Rockingham Forest — Francis Cotes, 1769
6. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway (1737–1813) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
7. Portrait Of Arthur Hill — Hugh Douglas Hamilton
8. The Reverend Robert Ferryman — Thomas Phillips
9. John Parker, 1st Baron Boringdon — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1767
10. John Parker (1734 1735–1788), 1st Baron Boringdon (incorrectly inscribed as John Parker, 1734 1735–1788, Lord Boringdon) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1819
11. Julius Caesar Ibbetson — George Morland
12. Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1776
13. Portrait of Captain Samuel Blodget in Rifle Dress — John Trumbull, 1786
14. William Beckford (1760–1844) — George Romney, 1782
15. John D. Rockefeller — John Singer Sargent, 1917
16. Portrait of a Gentleman Sitting under a Tree (said to be Sir James Burrow, 1701–1782, FRS, FSA) — arthur william devis, 1749
17. The Honourable Theresa Robinson (1744–1775), Mrs Parker, and Her Son, John Parker III (1772–1840), Later 1st Earl of Morley — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1775
18. Montagu Edmund Parker of Whiteway — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1768
19. John Burridge Cholwich (c.1752–1835), Unsuccessfully Contested the Exeter By Election (1776) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1776
20. John Manners (1721 1770), Marquess of Granby — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1774
21. John_ward_of_squerries — arthur william devis

other

1. Untitled (ARJDCK) — Joseph Wright of Derby, 1790
2. Portrait of the Artist — charles henry schwanfelder
3. Opening of the Lord Duveen Annexe to the National Portrait Gallery — Sir John Lavery, 1933