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Regent's Park College

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10 paintings

  • William Kiffin
    William Kiffin
    Unknown artist
    1667 · Regent's Park College
  • Dr John Ryland (1753–1825), Baptist Minister
    Dr John Ryland (1753–1825), Baptist Minister
    Nathan Cooper Branwhite
    c. 1815 · Regent's Park College
  • William Carey (1761–1834) and His Indian Pundit Mrityunjaya Vidyalankar (c.1762–1819)
    William Carey (1761–1834) and His Indian Pundit Mrityunjaya Vidyalankar (c.1762–1819)
    Robert Home
    1811 · Regent's Park College
  • Dr William Newman (1773–1835), Principal of Stepney Academy (1811–1826)
    Dr William Newman (1773–1835), Principal of Stepney Academy (1811–1826)
    George Henry Boughton
    1876 · Regent's Park College
  • Dr Joseph Angus (1816–1902), Principal of Stepney Academy and Regent's Park College (1849–1893)
    Dr Joseph Angus (1816–1902), Principal of Stepney Academy and Regent's Park College (1849–1893)
    Alexander Melville
    1883 · Regent's Park College
  • Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), KCB
    Sir Henry Havelock (1795–1857), KCB
    George Frederick Clarke
    · Regent's Park College
  • Dr William Harris Murch (1784–1859), Principal of Stepney Academy (1827–1843)
    Dr William Harris Murch (1784–1859), Principal of Stepney Academy (1827–1843)
    George Frederick Clarke
    · Regent's Park College
  • Dr John Thomas (1757–1801)
    Dr John Thomas (1757–1801)
    Samuel Medley
    · Regent's Park College
  • Mrs Amelia Angus
    Mrs Amelia Angus
    Alexander Melville
    · Regent's Park College
  • Samuel Morton Peto (1809–1889)
    Samuel Morton Peto (1809–1889)
    Henry Weigall
    · Regent's Park College
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