British · d. 1948
Died 1948
Johannes Uytenbogaert
Louise de Lorraine, Queen of France
Marc Antonio de Dominis
Sir Francis Drake
Ferdinand I, Roman Emperor
Sebastian, King of Portugal
Isabella, Third Wife of Philip II of Spain
Albrecht Durer
Catherine de Medici, Wife of Henry II of France
Maximilian II, Roman Emperor
Eric XIV, King of Sweden
Jeanne D'Albret, Queen of Navarre and Mother of Henry IV of France
Title Page to Clarissimi IV
Joanni Hollando (Jan Hollander)
Charles, Duc de Lorraine
William Cecil, First Baron Burghley
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester
James I as James VI of Scotland
Catherine de Medici (?)
Rudolph II, Roman Emperor
Maximilian I, Duke of Bavaria
Catherine of Bourbon, Sister of Henry IV
Catherine de Bourbon
Charles de Gontaut, Duc de Biron
Gabrielle D'Estrees, Marquise de Monceaux
William Shakespeare
Martin de Vos
Maximilian II, Archduke of Austria
Sir Humphrey Gilbert
Martin Luther
Nicolas Abraham de la Framboisiere
Robert Parsons, Jesuit Missionary
Prince Christopher, son of Anthony, King of Portugal
Prince Frederick Henry
Mariae, D.G. Angliae, Franciae et Hiberniam Reginae (Mary I)
Horaty Veer, Equitus (Horace Vere, Lord Vere of Telbury)
Will Sommers, Kinge Henryes Jester
Henry IV of France
Frederick V, King of Bohemia
James I, King of England
Three Crowns Supported by Two Sceptres [left half]
Jacob de Gheyn
Hendrik Hondius
Thomas Holland, Jesuit
John William, Duke of Cleves
Anne of Austria, Wife of Louis XIII
Elizabeth's Tomb
Thomas Wolsey, Cardinal
William Whitaker, D.D., Master of Saint John's College, Cambridge
John Ernest, Jr., Duke of Saxony
William Dobson, Portrait Painter
Ben Jonson
Queen Elizabeth
Francis Bacon
Thomas Bodley
Edward Montagu, First Earl of Sandwich
Desiderius Erasmus
Lancelot Andrewes
Edward Leigh
Mother Louse, Keeper of an Ale-House called Louse Hall, near Oxford
Thomas Scott, Geographer and Theologian
John Gadbury, Astrologer
Charles I
Ann, Wife of James Scott, Duke of Monmouth and Buccleuch
Thomas Morton
Vincent Voiture
Sir Edward Coke
John Milton
Mary of Modena, as Duchess of York
James II, as Duke of York
William Van Haren
John Browne
John Overall, D.D., Bishop of Norwich
William Camden
William Somner, Anglo-Saxon Scholar and Antiquary
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Edward Coke, Knight, Lord Chief Justice
Walter Baker, Inventor of a Medicine
Dr. John Blow, Musical Composer and Organist
Edmund Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury
Her Royal Highness Princess Louisa Anne
Sir Nicholas Caren of Beddington
James Gibbs, Architect
Sir John Moore
James Harrington, Esq.
Abraham Cowley
Mary Sidney, Countess of Pembroke
Richard Bancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury
Captain Thomas Coram
Christopher Wren, Son of the Architect
Sir Christopher Wren, Architect
John Selden, Jurist and Antiquary
Christian IV, King of Denmark
Eleanor Gwyn, Mistress of Charles II
Joseph Barth
Philip III, King of Spain
James I on Horseback
Eduardus Poppius, Preacher
Mary, Queen of Scots
Anna, Lady Bacon, Daughter of Sir Anthony Cooke and Wife of Sir Nicolas Bacon
James I, as James VI of Scotland
Elizabeth
John Ashton, Jacobite, Executed for Treason
, 1624
, 1625
, 1626
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