John Verelst

1648 — 1734

Dutch Golden Age painter (1648–1734)

John Verelst was an Anglo-Dutch portrait painter. He was the third son of Herman Verelst and Cecilia Fend. He is known mainly for a royal commission for portraits of the men known at the time as the Four Indian Kings, who visited Queen Anne in 1710 from the Province of New York in North America. John Verelst is often confused with his uncle, John Verelst (1652-1679).

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Called Sir Barrington Bourchier

Called Sir Barrington Bourchier

Possibly Mary Compton, Lady Bourchier (d.1700)

Possibly Mary Compton, Lady Bourchier (d.1700)

Mary Assheton, Lady Curzon (1695-1776)

Mary Assheton, Lady Curzon (1695-1776)

Bardsey Fisher (c.1657–1723), Master (1704–1723)

Bardsey Fisher (c.1657–1723), Master (1704–1723)

An Unknown Lady

An Unknown Lady

Barbara Wanley, Mrs Matthew Hutton (d.1750)

Barbara Wanley, Mrs Matthew Hutton (d.1750)

Matthew Hutton of Newnham, Herts. (d.1728)

Matthew Hutton of Newnham, Herts. (d.1728)

Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children

Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children

Elihu Yale with Members of his Family and an Enslaved Child

Elihu Yale with Members of his Family and an Enslaved Child

Anna Maria Strada (fl. 1719 - 1741) Italian Opera singer.

Anna Maria Strada (fl. 1719 - 1741) Italian Opera singer.

Honest George Ashby (1656–1728), the Planter

Charles Brandling

Margaret Brandling

Elizabeth Iveson

Henry Iveson (1654–1713), Lord Mayor of Leeds (1695–1709)

Portrait of a Lady

Elizabeth Flesher, Wife of Bardsey Fisher

Anna Maria Strada