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William Millar

Scottish portrait painter

Died in Edinburgh.

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169610 dated paintingsDied 1776

12 works

  • Reverend William Leechman; (1706-1785)
    Reverend William Leechman; (1706-1785)
    William Millar
    18th century · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Andrew MacDougall (or MacDowell, McDouall), Lord Bankton (1685-1760)
    Andrew MacDougall (or MacDowell, McDouall), Lord Bankton (1685-1760)
    William Millar
    1758
  • John Glas (1695–1773)
    John Glas (1695–1773)
    William Millar
    c. 1760–1770 · University of Dundee Fine Art Collections
  • Dr Rutherford, Maternal Grandfather of Sir Walter Scott
    Dr Rutherford, Maternal Grandfather of Sir Walter Scott
    William Millar
    1761 · Abbotsford House
  • Rev. John Home, 1722 - 1808. Historian and author of Douglas
    Rev. John Home, 1722 - 1808. Historian and author of Douglas
    William Millar
    1762 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Thomas Trotter (1685/6 - 1767)
    Thomas Trotter (1685/6 - 1767)
    William Millar
    1767 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Miss Copland
    Miss Copland
    William Millar
    1767 · Dumfries Museum
  • Ann Gordon of Earlston (b.c.1716)
    Ann Gordon of Earlston (b.c.1716)
    William Millar
    1767 · Dumfries Museum
  • Alexander Copland of Colliston (1701–1774)
    Alexander Copland of Colliston (1701–1774)
    William Millar
    1767 · Dumfries Museum
  • Miss Copland
    Miss Copland
    William Millar
    1767 · Dumfries Museum
  • John Boswell
    John Boswell
    William Millar
    · Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
  • Portrait of a Young Woman
    Portrait of a Young Woman
    William Millar
    · Dumfries Museum
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