14 Free Artworks of John Vanbrugh

godfrey kneller oil on canvas male portrait paintings by godfrey kneller portrait national portrait gallery 18th-century portrait paintings in the national portrait gallery, london 1700s portrait paintings of men 18th-century oil portraits of men at half length allonge wigs in paintings brown clothing in art, male

Portrait of John Vanbrugh (1664-1726), Godfrey Kneller

18th-century portrait paintings in the national portrait gallery, london male portrait paintings by godfrey kneller

Colley Cibber as Lord Foppington clipped, Giuseppe Grisoni, circa 1700-1725

giuseppe grisoni john simon

Colley Cibber, Gerard Vandergucht, published 1740

gerard vandergucht colley cibber

Irene Vanbrugh, John Lavery, 1916

portrait paintings of women by john lavery irene vanbrugh

Portrait of John Vanbrugh, Godfrey Kneller, ca. 1704-1710

18th-century portrait paintings in the national portrait gallery, london male portrait paintings by godfrey kneller

David Garrick in Vanbrugh's Provoked Wife, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Johann Zoffany, circa 1763

male portrait paintings by johann zoffany neoclassicism

Portrait of John Vanbrugh, Godfrey Kneller, ca. 1704-1710

18th-century portrait paintings in the national portrait gallery, london male portrait paintings by godfrey kneller

Thomas Betterton, Godfrey Kneller

male portrait paintings by godfrey kneller thomas betterton

Colley Cibber as Lord Foppington in The Relapse by John Vanbrugh engraving, Giuseppe Grisoni, circa 1700-1725

giuseppe grisoni john simon

Elizabeth Barry, Godfrey Kneller

engravings after godfrey kneller etchings of actresses

Sir John Vanbrugh, John Faber Junior, 1733

mezzotint prints in the yale center for british art john faber junior

The Old Opera House, William Capon, 1783[3]

theatre collection of the victoria and albert museum italian opera house, haymarket (1705 building)

Italian Opera House at the Haymarket, William Capon, 1783[3]

italian opera house, haymarket (1705 building)william capon

A Shakesperean Scene, as performed by the Brighton Company on a late occasion, to which was added the agreeable entertainment of the Mistake, William Dent, 1786

prints by william dent in the british museum satirical prints in the british museum

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