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James Millar

British painter (1735-1805)

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A life in paintings

Born 173516 dated paintingsDied 1805

20 works

Portrait Of William Westley
James Millar
1750–1800 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Portrait of John Freeth
James Millar
1750–1800 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Portrait Of John Derrington
James Millar
1750–1805 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Self-Portrait
James Millar
1766 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Young man in red
James Millar
1769 · Fitzwilliam Museum
Family Group
James Millar
1774–1780 · Yale Center for British Art
Portrait of John Baskerville (1706-1775)
James Millar
1774 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Lady Algernon Percy
James Millar
c. 1777 · National Gallery of Art
Lord Algernon Percy
James Millar
c. 1777 · National Gallery of Art
Joseph Priestley (1733–1804)
James Millar
1789 · Harris Manchester College
Joseph Priestley (1733–1804)
James Millar
1789 · Royal Society of London
Portrait of Francis Eginton (1737-1805)
James Millar
1796 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Portrait Of Robert Mynors And His Family
James Millar
1797 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Allegory of Wisdom and Science (frontispiece for 'Encyclopaedia Brittannica')
James Millar
1798 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Robert Andrew, Earl of Harlestone, Wrestling with a Stag whilst Two Gentlemen Watch from the Sidelines
James Millar
1799 · County Hall

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