John Hoskins is in Painters.
Around 1590 John Hoskins was born in Wells, Somerset [Map].
In 1617 John Hoskins (age 27). Portrait of Hamon Strange (age 34).
Around 1625 John Hoskins (age 35). Portrait of Henrietta Maria Bourbon Queen Consort England (age 15).
Around 1628 John Hoskins (age 38) (copy from original). Portrait of Robert Carr 1st Earl Somerset (age 41).
Around 1630 John Hoskins (age 40). Portrait of Lucius Carey 2nd Viscount Falkland (age 20).
Around 1647 John Hoskins (age 57) (copy from original). Portrait of Arthur Capell 1st Baron Capell Hadham (age 38).
Around 1655 John Hoskins (age 65). Portrait of Henry Capell 1st Baron Capell Tewkesbury (age 16).
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Before February 1664 John Hoskins (age 74). Portrait said to be of Philip Wharton 4th Baron Wharton (age 50).
In February 1664 John Hoskins (age 74) died.