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Portrait of Michael Rysbrack, the Sculptor, c. 1735
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Self-Portrait, c. 1720
John Vanderbank
Portrait of Thomas Noel (c. 1703-88) MFH, 1760s
John Vanderbank
Portrait of Penelope Cholmeley, 1737
John Vanderbank
Portrait of a Lady, 1731
John Vanderbank
Portrait of a lady, 1730s
John Vanderbank
Scenes from the Life of Don Quixote, 1730s
John Vanderbank
Portrait of Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727) PRS, 1726
John Vanderbank
Scenes from the Life of Don Quixote
John Vanderbank
Scenes from the life of Don Quixote
John Vanderbank
Scenes from the life of Don Quixote

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