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John James Napier

English painter (1831–1877)

Born in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 18315 dated paintingsDied 1877

9 works

  • Andrew Lamb (1803–1881)
    Andrew Lamb (1803–1881)
    John James Napier
    19th century · Southampton City Museums
  • Hester Jean Frances, Lady Melvill
    Hester Jean Frances, Lady Melvill
    John James Napier
    c. 1858 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Lady Hester Jane Francis Melville (1789–1864), Wife of Sir Cosmo Melville
    Lady Hester Jane Francis Melville (1789–1864), Wife of Sir Cosmo Melville
    John James Napier
    c. 1858 · British Library
  • Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Paterson D.D. Free Church Minister and Author of "The Manse Garden"
    Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Paterson D.D. Free Church Minister and Author of "The Manse Garden"
    John James Napier
    c. 1860 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The First Lesson (The Artist's Wife, Janet Parker Vance Langmuir with their Children, Janet and James)
    The First Lesson (The Artist's Wife, Janet Parker Vance Langmuir with their Children, Janet and James)
    John James Napier
    c. 1863 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Right Honourable Sir John Mellor (1808–1887), Bt, Judge
    The Right Honourable Sir John Mellor (1808–1887), Bt, Judge
    John James Napier
    c. 1876 · Leicester Town Hall
  • Sir James Cosmo Melvill
    Sir James Cosmo Melvill
    John James Napier
    · National Portrait Gallery
  • Sir John Charles Robinson
    Sir John Charles Robinson
    John James Napier
    · National Portrait Gallery
  • James Hamilton (d.1867), Regent Square Church, London
    James Hamilton (d.1867), Regent Square Church, London
    John James Napier
    · Westminster College
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