- John Taylor (c. 1580–1653)[1] was an English artist who has been put forth as the most likely painter of the Chandos portrait of William Shakespeare.
- John Lord – Beacon Lights of History, Volume VII : Great Women. Emperor Napoleon, painting by Jacques-Louis David. John Lord – Napoleon Bonaparte...
- The Chandos Portrait. NPG 1; William Shakespeare attributed to John Taylor. Taylor, Chandos Portrait (1600). Oil on canvas, 55 x 43 cm.
- It is generally attributed to the artist John Taylor, it takes its name from the 3rd Duke of Chandos, who bought the painting in 1789.
- John Taylor. The Chandos Portrait.
- This portrait is attributed to John Taylor, 1610s. The portrait is known as the ‘Chandos portrait’ after a previous owner, James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos.
- The Chandos Portrait has an interesting provenance. It was, said the 18th century antiquarian George Vertue, painted by John Taylor, actor and painter.
- The Chesterfield portrait of Shakespeare is just one of many examples of representations of the playwright.
- Image not available for Color: Traditional Chandos Portrait of William Shakespeare by John Taylor, Greeting Card Set.
- Summary[edit]. Chandos portrait wikidata:Q1061759 reasonator:Q1061759. Artist. Attributed to John Taylor (1585–1651) wikidata:Q6260388.
- According to the catalogue of the National Portrait Gallery, where the relic is now safeguarded, 'The 'Chandos' portrait was the property of John Taylor...
- John Taylor, William Shakespeare Chandos portrait 1651. Comparte esto: Correo electrónico.
