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Grand Chaplain
John Kay
1787
Group of Connoisseurs at a Sale of Prints, Mr. Martin, Auctioneer
John Kay
[ca. 1784]
Mrs. Siddons in the Character of Lady Randolph, Mr. Sutherland and Mrs. Woods
John Kay
1784
Mr. John Wright, Advocate
John Kay
1791
Two Noble Friends
John Kay
1787
Lord Gardenstone, late one of the Lords of the Court of Session
John Kay
ca. 1784
Mr. Syme W.S.
John Kay
1787
The Sapient Septemviri: Professors of King's College, Aberdeen
John Kay
1786
The Right Honorable Lord Duncan
John Kay
1798
The Old City Guardhouse of Edinburgh
John Kay
1786
Mr. Thomas Neil, Carpenter, and Precenter in the Old Church, Edinburgh, in the Character of "The Old Wife"
John Kay
ca. 1784
Three Captains of the City Guard: George Pitcairn, George Robertson, Robert Pillany
John Kay
1786
A Medley of Musicians, or, Campbell's Concert
John Kay
1784
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
John Kay
1793
Reverend Dr. William Robertson, Late Principal of the University of Edinburgh
John Kay
1785
The Persevering Petitioner for Justice (Revd. Mr. Lawson, of Belvidere)
John Kay
ca. 1790
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lewes as Goldfinch and the Widow Warren in the Road to Ruin
John Kay
1792
George Pratt, One of the Town Criers
John Kay
1784
John Knox
John Kay
1800–1826
Connoisseurs: Mr. WIlliam Scott, Mr. James Sibbald, George Fairholme, Esq. and James Kerr, Esq.
John Kay
1785
Captain Elphinstone and Miss Macdonald
John Kay
1787
A Highland Chieftain: Marquis of Huntley
John Kay
1791
Dr. Black
John Kay
1787
Robert Johnston and Sibilla Hutton
John Kay
1786
Lord Rockville, Mr. Adam Smith & Commissioner Brown
John Kay
1787
James Donaldson, a Journeyman Baker, a Very Strong Man
John Kay
1786
Portraits of Eminent Scotch Characters
John Kay
1784–1819
John Home (or Hume) Esq. of ---, Brother to David Hume Historian
John Kay
1784
Mr. John Campbell, Precenter in Cannongate Church
John Kay
ca. 1784
John Knox, the Scottish Reformer
John Kay
1810
Colonel Lennox (later Duke of Lennox)
John Kay
1789
James Bruce, Esq. of Kinnaird and Peter Williamson
John Kay
1791
Mr. Campbell of Kilberry
John Kay
1789
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
Quarter Master Taylor
John Kay
1788
The First Interview in 1786: Mr. Smith & Mr. Will:m Broche who were both hanged!
John Kay
1788
Lord Adam Gordon and His Royal Highness the Count of d'Artois
John Kay
1796
Reverend Mr. Beat
John Kay
1787
John Weymss and George Pratt, Two Town Criers with Robert Clerk an Auctioneer
John Kay
ca. 1784
Francis McNab, Esq. of McNab
John Kay
1784