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War and conflict
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Abstract Expressionism
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Sir John Astley (c.1507–1596), Master of the Jewel Office c.1560 British (English) School

Sir John Astley (c.1507–1596), Master of the Jewel Office c.1560 National Trust, Seaton Delaval
William Robinson (d.1614), Governor (1590–1591) c.1590 Marcus Gheeraerts the younger (1561/1562–1635/1636) (follower of)

William Robinson (d.1614), Governor (1590–1591) c.1590 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Sir Thomas Fleming (1544–1613), Judge, Aged 64 1609 Marcus Gheeraerts the younger (1561/1562–1635/1636) (circle of)

Sir Thomas Fleming (1544–1613), Judge, Aged 64 1609 Abingdon Guildhall
Justice John Bradshaw (1602–1659), of Marple Hall c.1660 unknown artist

Justice John Bradshaw (1602–1659), of Marple Hall c.1660 Buxton Museum & Art Gallery
Henry Thomson (d.1700), Lord Mayor of York (1699) 1699–1700 unknown artist

Henry Thomson (d.1700), Lord Mayor of York (1699) 1699–1700 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Jonathan Pidgley, Recorder of Falmouth 18th C British (English) School

Jonathan Pidgley, Recorder of Falmouth 18th C Falmouth Town Council Municipal Buildings
Richard Vaughan, Auditor of Wales c.1715 unknown artist

Richard Vaughan, Auditor of Wales c.1715 Carmarthenshire County Museum
Sir James Bateman (c.1660–1718), Governor of the Bank of England (1705–1707) 1716 R. A. Constantin

Sir James Bateman (c.1660–1718), Governor of the Bank of England (1705–1707) 1716 Bank of England Museum
Richard Thompson Esq., Governor of the Merchant Adventurers' Company (1715–1718) and Lord Mayor (1708 & 1721) c.1721 Thomas Horsley

Richard Thompson Esq., Governor of the Merchant Adventurers' Company (1715–1718) and Lord Mayor (1708 & 1721) c.1721 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Sir John Lister Kaye, 4th Bt, When Lord Mayor of York 1737 Joseph Highmore (1692–1780)

Sir John Lister Kaye, 4th Bt, When Lord Mayor of York 1737 York Mansion House
Chancellor Hardwick (1690–1764) 1756 Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)

Chancellor Hardwick (1690–1764) 1756 Dumfries House
George Fox-Lane, Lord Bingley, as Lord Mayor of York in 1757 1758 Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)

George Fox-Lane, Lord Bingley, as Lord Mayor of York in 1757 1758 York Mansion House
Daniel Race (1697–1775), Chief Cashier of the Bank of England (1759–1775) 1773 Thomas Hickey (1741–1824)

Daniel Race (1697–1775), Chief Cashier of the Bank of England (1759–1775) 1773 Bank of England Museum
Alderman Carr, Lord Mayor 1785 Gilbert Stuart (1755–1828) (circle of)

Alderman Carr, Lord Mayor 1785 York Mansion House
Richard Penwarden, Mayor (1844–1845) 19th C British School

Richard Penwarden, Mayor (1844–1845) 19th C Launceston Town Hall
John Ferris Bennallack, Mayor (1819–1823) 19th C British School

John Ferris Bennallack, Mayor (1819–1823) 19th C Truro City Council Municipal Buildings
A Company of Amsterdam Militiamen 19th century Dutch School

A Company of Amsterdam Militiamen 19th century The National Gallery, London
Miss Rose, Postmistress of Penryn (Inauguration of Penny Post, 1840) 19th C British (English) School

Miss Rose, Postmistress of Penryn (Inauguration of Penny Post, 1840) 19th C Penryn Town Council and Museum
Richard Ricer Peter, Historian of Launceston, Mayor (1864–1865), Town Clerk (1874–1885) 19th C British School

Richard Ricer Peter, Historian of Launceston, Mayor (1864–1865), Town Clerk (1874–1885) 19th C Launceston Town Hall
Robert Forster, Mayor (1869–1870 & 1884–1885) 19th C unknown artist

Robert Forster, Mayor (1869–1870 & 1884–1885) 19th C Scarborough Town Hall
John Fairgray, Mayor of Ripon (1806–1807) c.1807 Henri Philippe Neumans (b.1845)

John Fairgray, Mayor of Ripon (1806–1807) c.1807 Ripon Town Hall
George Coldham, Town Clerk of Nottingham c.1810 William Artaud (1763–1823)

George Coldham, Town Clerk of Nottingham c.1810 Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Mirza Abu'l Hassan Khan (b.1776), Ambassador for the Shah of Persia 1809–1810 William Beechey (1753–1839)

Mirza Abu'l Hassan Khan (b.1776), Ambassador for the Shah of Persia 1809–1810 Compton Verney
Admiral Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane (1758–1832), Governor of Guadeloupe 1809 Robert Field (1769–1819)

Admiral Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane (1758–1832), Governor of Guadeloupe 1809 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Sir Skears Rew (c.1761–1828), Mayor of Coventry (1815) c.1822 British School

Sir Skears Rew (c.1761–1828), Mayor of Coventry (1815) c.1822 Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
The Right Honourable Lawrence, Lord Dundas, as Lord Mayor of York 1822 John Jackson (1778–1831)

The Right Honourable Lawrence, Lord Dundas, as Lord Mayor of York 1822 York Mansion House
John Hole (b.c.1772), Mayor of Newark (1822) 1822 unknown artist

John Hole (b.c.1772), Mayor of Newark (1822) 1822 Newark Town Hall Museum and Art Gallery
George Cressy, Sheriff of York (1813) c.1830 British (English) School

George Cressy, Sheriff of York (1813) c.1830 York Mansion House
Charles Hanson, Governor (1832–1834) c.1833 William Moore I (1790–1851)

Charles Hanson, Governor (1832–1834) c.1833 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
William Ewart Gladstone (1809–1898), MP for Newark (1832), Prime Minister (1868–1874, 1880–1886 & 1892–1894) c.1835–1840 William Harold Cubley (1816–1896)

William Ewart Gladstone (1809–1898), MP for Newark (1832), Prime Minister (1868–1874, 1880–1886 & 1892–1894) c.1835–1840 The Resource Centre, Newark and Sherwood Museum Service
Thomas Bartlett (d.1836), Wareham Town Clerk early 1830s British School

Thomas Bartlett (d.1836), Wareham Town Clerk early 1830s Wareham Town Hall
William Adams Davy, Mayor of Penzance (1836) c.1836–1840 British (English) School

William Adams Davy, Mayor of Penzance (1836) c.1836–1840 Penlee House Gallery & Museum
Alderman Robert Cattle, Lord Mayor (1840–1841) c.1840 unknown artist

Alderman Robert Cattle, Lord Mayor (1840–1841) c.1840 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Theed Pearse (1792–1857), Bedford Town Clerk c.1840 British (English) School

Theed Pearse (1792–1857), Bedford Town Clerk c.1840 Bedford Town Hall
Alderman Robert Cattle, Lord Mayor (1840–1841) 1841 unknown artist

Alderman Robert Cattle, Lord Mayor (1840–1841) 1841 York Mansion House
William Renton, Treasurer (1801–1842), Preses (1837–1855) 1842 J. Pairman (active 1842–1852) (attributed to)

William Renton, Treasurer (1801–1842), Preses (1837–1855) 1842 National Records of Scotland
Sebastian Sales, Official Town Crier for Mansfield (1827–1853) c.1852 J. Birks

Sebastian Sales, Official Town Crier for Mansfield (1827–1853) c.1852 Mansfield District Council
The Mayor and Town Council of Leicester in the Mayor's Rooms 1854 Gotzenburg

The Mayor and Town Council of Leicester in the Mayor's Rooms 1854 New Walk Museum & Art Gallery
William Philip Honywood of Markshall, near Coggeshall (1823–1859), High Sheriff (1851) c.1859 Robert Nightingale (1815–1895)

William Philip Honywood of Markshall, near Coggeshall (1823–1859), High Sheriff (1851) c.1859 Colchester and Ipswich Museum Service Resource Centre
John Tennant, County Hall Attendant, Warwick c.1860–1866 British School

John Tennant, County Hall Attendant, Warwick c.1860–1866 Warwickshire Museum Service