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Biography of Robert Walker 1599-1658

Robert Walker 1599-1658 is in Painters.

In 1599 Robert Walker was born.

Around 1637. Robert Walker (age 38). Self-Portrait.

Around 1644. Robert Walker (age 45). Portrait of John Acland 1st Baronet (age 53).

After 1st July 1644. Robert Walker (age 45). Portrait of John Evelyn (age 23). See Diary Entry 1st July 1664.

Around 1645. Robert Walker (age 46). Self-Portrait.

John Evelyn's Diary. 1st July 1648. I sate for my picture, in which there is a Death's head, to Mr. Walker (age 49), that excellent painter.

Note 1. See Portrait by Robert Walker.

Around 1649. Robert Walker (age 50). Oliver Cromwell (age 49).

Around 1650. Robert Walker (age 51). Portrait of Henry Ireton (age 39).

Around 1650. Robert Walker (age 51). Portrait of Richard Sackville 5th Earl Dorset (age 27).

John Evelyn's Diary. 6th August 1650. To Mr. Walker's (age 51), a good painter, who showed me an excellent copy of Titian.

Around 1652. Robert Walker (age 53). Portrait of General John Lambert (age 32).

In 1653. Robert Walker (age 54). Portrait of Elizabeth Bourchier (age 55).

Elizabeth Bourchier: In 1598 she was born to John Bourchier. On 22nd August 1620 Oliver Cromwell and she were married. In 1665 she died.

In 1654. Robert Walker (age 55). Portrait of William Wentworth 2nd Earl Strafford (age 27).

Around 1654. Robert Walker (age 55). Portrait of Major General Charles Fleetwood (age 36).

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Before 1658. Robert Walker (age 58). Portrait of Conyers Darcy 2nd Earl Holderness (age 35).

In 1658 Robert Walker (age 59) died.