British · d. 1948
Died 1948
Johannes Uytenbogaert
Marc Antonio de Dominis
Louise de Lorraine, Queen of France
Charles I, Prince of Wales
Sir Francis Drake
Ferdinand I, Roman Emperor
Don Carlos, Prince of Asturias
Isabella, Third Wife of Philip II of Spain
Sebastian, King of Portugal
Albrecht Durer
Queen Elizabeth
Catherine de Medici, Wife of Henry II of France
Maximilian II, Roman Emperor
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
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester
William Cecil, First Baron Burghley
James I as James VI of Scotland
Maximilian I, Duke of Bavaria
Rudolph II, Roman Emperor
Marguerite de Valois, Wife of Henry of Navarre
Catherine de Bourbon
Charles de Gontaut, Duc de Biron
Frederick V, King of Bohemia
Amalia, Wife of Fredierick Henry, Prince of Orange
Sir John Hawkins, Naval Commander
John Howson, Bishop of Durham
Charles X, King of Sweden
Francis White, D.D., Bishop of Ely
Sir Dudley Carleton, Viscount Dorchester
Sir George Wharton
Johannes Zurenus (Jan van Zuren)
Mariae, D.G. Angliae, Franciae et Hiberniam Reginae (Mary I)
Horaty Veer, Equitus (Horace Vere, Lord Vere of Telbury)
Henrici VIII Angliae, Franciae et Hiberniam Rex (King Henry VIII)
Franciscus de Mendosa
Three Crowns Supported by Two Sceptres [right half]
William Drummond of Hawthornden
Cardinal Carolus Madrucius
John William, Duke of Cleves
Hendrik Hondius
Thomas Holland, Jesuit
Thomas Sutton, Founder of the Charterhouse
Thomas Becon, Protestant Divine
Henry VIII
Prince Henry, Lord Darnley, King of Scotland
Sir Walter Raleigh
Georg Paul Jenisch
William Dobson, Portrait Painter
Thomas Bodley
Oliver Cromwell
Thomas Osborne, First Duke of Leeds
William Whitaker, D.D.
Richard Elton of Bristol
Mother Louse, Keeper of an Ale-House called Louse Hall, near Oxford
Jeremy Taylor, Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore
Sir Robert Stapylton, Dramatic Poet and Translator
John Goodhand Holt
Sir Edward Coke
John Milton
Vincent Voiture
William Van Haren
Mary of Modena, as Duchess of York
James II, as Duke of York
Catherine of Aragon, First Wife of Henry VIII
John Overall, D.D., Bishop of Norwich
William Camden
William Somner, Anglo-Saxon Scholar and Antiquary
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
Sir Christopher Wren, Architect
Christopher Wren, Son of the Architect
John Selden, Jurist and Antiquary
Christian IV, King of Denmark
Eleanor Gwyn, Mistress of Charles II
Joseph Barth
Dr. Robert Fludd, Physician and Rosicrucian
Bonaventura, Comte de Buquoy
John Barclay
Anne of Denmark
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
, 1659
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, 1661
, 1662
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