1674 Collection (page 4)

Jemima Ctss Sandwich
JEMIMA countess of SANDWICH wife of Edward, first earl. Date: 1625 - 1674?

Nicholas Rowe - 2
NICHOLAS ROWE playwright and poet laureate Date: 1674 - 1718

Rowes Birthplace
The birthplace of Nicholas Rowe, playwright and poet laureate. Little Beckford is avillage on the Great North Road, near Eaton Socon. Date: 1674

Nicholas Rowe - 3
NICHOLAS ROWE playwright and poet laureate Date: 1674 - 1718

Elizabeth Rowe - 3
ELIZABETH ROWE (nee Singer) devotional writer depicted at work. Date: 1674 - 1737

Elizabeth Rowe - 2
ELIZABETH ROWE (nee Singer) devotional writer Date: 1674 - 1737

Elizabeth Rowe - 1
ELIZABETH ROWE (nee Singer) devotional writer Date: 1674 - 1737

Jerome Pontchartrain
JEROME PHELYPEAUX, comte de PONTCHARTRAIN French statesman Date: 1674 - 1747

Richard Beau Nash - 2
RICHARD BEAU NASH Dandy associated with the amusements of Bath, when somewhat past his prime... Date: 1674 - 1762

Gaspard Marsy
GASPARD MARSY (the elder) French sculptor, depicted working on a head. Date: 1628 - 1674

Johann Lingelbach
JOHANN LINGELBACH German artist from Frankfurt, known for his paintings of battles, seaports and fairs. Date: 1622 - 1674

Jan Lievens, Artist
JAN LIEVENS Flemish painter - a strikingly vivid portrait. Date: 1607 - 1674

James Janeway
JAMES JANEWAY Nonconformist churchman Date: 1636 - 1674

Thomas Halyburton
THOMAS HALYBURTON Scottish churchman and theologian Date: 1674 - 1712

Jean Le Camus 1674 Engraving third state three
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Jacques-Benigne Bossuet 1674 Engraving second state
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Drawings Prints, Print, Portrait, Louis, de, Machault, d Arnouville, Artist, Sitter
Drawings and Prints, Print, Portrait of Louis de Machault d Arnouville, Artist, Sitter, Jean Lenfant, Louis de Machault d Arnouville, French, 1615-1674, French, 1737-1820, Lenfant, Jean

Death Saint Francis Xavier 1674-79 Black chalk
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Allegorical Figure Peace 1625-1713 Pen brown ink
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Coast View Perseus Origin Coral 1674 Pen brown ink
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Drawings Prints, print, Ten, Men, Four, Boys, Singing, Church, Artist, Pieter, de
Drawings and Prints, print, Ten Men and Four Boys Singing in a Church, Artist, Pieter de Jode II, Flemish, 1606-ca. 1674, Jode, Pieter de II, Flemish, 1606, 1674, 17th century, 1600, 1699

Chancelier Michel IV Le Tellier 1674 Engraving
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Drawings Prints, print, St. Bonifacius, St. Homobonus, Patron Saints Tailors, Artist
Drawings and Prints, print, St. Bonifacius and St. Homobonus, Patron Saints of Tailors, Artist, After, Pieter de Jode II, Michael Haye, Flemish, 1606-ca

Drawings Prints, Print, Penitence, Saint Peter, Artist, Jusepe de Ribera, called Lo Spagnoletto
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Penitence of Saint Peter, Artist, After, Jusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto), Jean Lenfant, Spanish, Jativa 1591-1652 Naples, French, 1615-1674, Ribera

Landscape Apollo Muses 1674 Pen brown ink brush
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Drawings Prints, Print, Portrait, Julienne, Watteau, Garden, Playing, Violincello
Drawings and Prints, Print, Portrait of Julienne and Watteau in Garden Playing Violincello, Artist, After, Nicolas Henry Tardieu, Antoine Watteau, French, Paris 1674-1749 Paris, French

Jean Le Camus 1674 Engraving second state three
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Drawings Prints, Print, Prodigal Son, Artist, Publisher, Pieter, de, Jode, II, Johannes Meyssens
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Prodigal Son, Artist, Publisher, Pieter de Jode II, Johannes Meyssens, Flemish, 1606-ca. 1674, Flemish, Brussels 1612-1670 Antwerp, Jode, Pieter de II, Meyssens

Love Letter early 1670s Oil canvas 36 x 25 91. 4 63. 5 cm
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Pier Leone Ghezzi, Italian (1674-1755), Signore Sebastiano Conca, Pittore Napoletano, 1734-1755, pen and brown ink over black chalk on laid paper mounted on album page

Vicente Salvador Gaomez (Spanish, 1637-c. 1680), The Madonna of the Rosary, 1674, pen and brown ink on laid paper

Jan Lievens, Bust of a Balding Man, Dutch, 1607-1674, chiaroscuro woodcut with light brown tone block

Jan Lievens, Saint Anthony, Dutch, 1607-1674, etching

Philippe de Champaigne, French (1602-1674), Omer Talon, 1649, oil on canvas

Jan Lievens (Dutch, 1607 - 1674), Daniel Heinsius, etching and engraving on laid paper

Jean Lenfant (French, c. 1615 - 1674), Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman, 1649, engraving on laid paper

Gerbrand van den Eeckhout (Dutch, 1621 - 1674), The Levite at Gibeah, probably late 1650s, oil on canvas

Miltons House in Barbican, Uk, 1864

Old Tombs in Bunhill Fields Cemetery: Dr. Isaac Wattss Tomb, 1869

Old Tombs in Bunhill Fields Cemetery: John Bunyans Tomb, 1869

Army Camp, Anonymous, 1625 - 1674

Return from the Hunt, Johannes Lingelbach, 1650 - 1674

Interior of Church of St. Bavo, Grote Kerk in Haarlem, The Netherlands, Job Adriaensz Berckheyde, 1674

Portrait of Petronella van der Burcht, first Wife of Francois Leidecker, Zacharias Blijhooft, 1674

Francois Leidecker, Deputy to the Court of Auditors of Zeeland, The Netherlands, Zacharias Blijhooft, 1674

Portrait of a Surveyor, Andries van der Wal, Anonymous, 1650 - 1674

Embarkation of Charles II, King of England, at Scheveningen, 2 June 1660, Johannes Lingelbach, 1660 - 1674

Charles IIs Halting at the Estate of Wema on the Rotte during his Journey from Rotterdam to The Hague, 25 May 1660, Johannes Lingelbach, 1650 - 1674

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