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John Kay, Drawn and Engraved by Himself
John Kay
1786
Portraits of Eminent Scotch Characters
John Kay
1784–1819
Mr. John Campbell, Precenter in Cannongate Church
John Kay
ca. 1784
John Campbell, Precentor, Conducting Three Braying Asses
John Kay
1782
A Medley of Musicians, or, Campbell's Concert
John Kay
1784
Paint box with nude study
Helena de Kay
ca. 1871
The Sackville Children
John Hoppner
1796
Water Lilies
Helena de Kay
ca. 1870–77
A Triumvirate: The Daft Highland Laird (James Robertson), John Dhu or Dow (a member of the Town Guard), and Jamie Duff (an Idiot)
John Kay
1784
Mary, Queen of Scots
John Kay
1793
Mary, Queen of Scots
John Kay
1791
The Craft in Danger
John Kay
1817
The Favourite Cat and De La-Tour Painter
John Kay
1813
Firescreen
John La Farge
1884
The Witch of Endor
John Kay
1805
James Donaldson, a Journeyman Baker
John Kay
1786
Retaliation, or the Cudgeller Caught
John Kay
1784
Courtship, a Laughable Couple Indeed
John Kay
1784
Dr. James Hutton at a Rock
John Kay
1787
The Lawyer and Client
John Kay
1790
Before Marriage / After Marriage
John Kay
1789
The Artist under Examination by Sheriff Pringle for publishing "The Wager" Nos. 1 and 2
John Kay
1792
John Wesley
John Kay
1790
John Weymss and George Pratt, Two Town Criers with Robert Clerk an Auctioneer
John Kay
ca. 1784
Mr. Pierie and Mr. Maxwell. The Ladies are in the costume of 1785
John Kay
1785
Colonel Robert Hunter, Brother to the Late Sir James Hunter Blair
John Kay
1784
James Robertson, Esq. of Kincraigie, commonly called "the daft Highland Laird"
John Kay
1784
Dr. William Cullen, Late Professor of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh
John Kay
ca. 1784
The City Tron-Men, or, Chimney-Sweepers
John Kay
ca. 1789
Captain Page and Captain Vicars of the 7th Regiment with a Fashionably Dressed Lady
John Kay
1786
The Old City Guardhouse of Edinburgh
John Kay
1786
Two Turks, Father and Son, in Edinburgh in 1784
John Kay
1784
Tom Fraser, a scavenger, dancing to the servant of a vintner for a glass of whiskey
John Kay
1784
Convention of Asses or Spirit of Democracy
John Kay
1792
David Downie, Goldsmith in Edinburgh, Tried for High Treason along with Robert Watt in 1794
John Kay
1794
Dog and Cat Fighting over Dead Pigeons
John Kay
1802
Colonel Cambell of Blythwood, late of 9th Regiment
John Kay
1784
Modern Nursing
John Kay
1796
Military Promenade
John Kay
1795
Mr. Thomas Neil, Carpenter, and Precenter in the Old Church, Edinburgh, in the Character of "The Old Wife"
John Kay
ca. 1784