Harington Collection

Unknown Lady, formerly called Lucy Harrington, Countess of Bedford, c
FIT58811 Unknown Lady, formerly called Lucy Harrington, Countess of Bedford, c.1605 (bodycolour & w/c on card) (for sketch see 88888) by Oliver, Isaac (c.1565-1617); Fitzwilliam Museum

Sir I. Harrington, (1611-1677), 1830. Creator: Unknown
Sir I. Harrington, (1611-1677), 1830. James Harrington (or Harington) (1611-1677) English political theorist of classical republicanism educated at Trinity College

James Harrington (1611-1677), English political theorist, 1799. Artist: Peter Lely
James Harrington (1611-1677), English political theorist, 1799. Harrington is best known for his controversial work, The Commonwealth of Oceana (1656)

James Harrington (Or Harington) 1611

James Harrington, Or Harington, 1611 To 1677. English Political Theorist Of Classical Republicanism

Lucy Harington C. 1581-1627. Wife Of Edward Russell, 3Rd Earl Of Bedford. From The Book ilodgeAis British PortraitsA
Lucy Harington C.1581-1627. Wife Of Edward Russell, 3Rd Earl Of Bedford. From The Book AIlodgeAis British PortraitsA Published London 1823

John Harington of Exton
JOHN second baron HARINGTON OF EXTON courtier, friend of Henry Prince of Wales, son of John, 1st Baron Harington of Exton Date: 1592 - 1614

John Harington / Age 30
SIR JOHN HARINGTON English courtier and writer at the age of 30; he invented the flush toilet Date: 1561 - 1612

FIRST WATER-CLOSET, 1596. The first water-closet, invented by Sir John Harington (1561-1612). Colored woodcut from Haringtons Metamorphosis of Ajax, 1596, the publication which

FIRST WATER-CLOSET, 1596. The first water-closet, invented by Sir John Harington (1561-1612). Woodcut from Haringtons Metamorphosis of Ajax, 1596, the publication which, along with other satires

JOHN HARINGTON (1561-1612). English writer and inventor of the first water-closet. Oil on panel, c1590-95, attributed to Hieronimo Custodis

The design for Sir John Haringtons water closet, here called a privie in perfection
HARINGTON: WATER CLOSET. The design for Sir John Haringtons water closet, here called a privie in perfection, c1591; Sir John would later describe his invention in the 1596 satire

SIR JOHN HARINGTON (1561-1612). English courtier, writer and inventor of the modern water-closet. Steel engraving, 1822

Lucy Harrington, Countess of Bedford, c. 1600
Engraved portrait of Lucy Harrington (or Harington) (1581-1627), Countess of Bedford, pictured c.1600

John Harington / Thurston
SIR JOHN HARINGTON English courtier and writer; inventor of the flush toilet

1st Baron Harington
John Harington, 1st Baron Harington of Exton. Entrusted by James I with guardianship of Princess Elizabeth, afterwards Queen of Bohemia. Died at Worms 1613

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"Harington: A Legacy of Influence, Invention, and Political Theory" Step into the world of Harington, a name that echoes through history with its diverse contributions. From unknown ladies to renowned political theorists, the Harington family has left an indelible mark on society. Meet Lucy Harrington, formerly known as Lucy Harrington, Countess of Bedford. Her enigmatic presence captivates us even today. With her intriguing story shrouded in mystery, she remains an enigma worth exploring. Sir I. Harrington (1611-1677) emerges as another fascinating figure within the Harington lineage. As an English political theorist whose ideas shaped classical republicanism, his thoughts continue to resonate centuries later. The portrait by Peter Lely immortalizes his intellectual prowess and enduring influence. John Harington of Exton adds yet another layer to this rich tapestry of history. His image at age 30 captures a man full of ambition and potential—a glimpse into a life waiting to unfold. But let's not forget about Sir John Harington (1561-1612), the ingenious inventor who revolutionized sanitation with his creation—the first water-closet. This groundbreaking invention forever changed our daily lives and paved the way for modern plumbing systems. The design for Sir John's water closet is showcased in intricate detail—an embodiment of perfection from c1591—later described humorously in his satirical work "The Metamorphosis of Ajax" published in 1596. James Harrington or James Harington (1611-1677), both names intertwined like threads in a grand tapestry; he too contributed significantly to political theory during this era. His commitment to classical republicanism resonated deeply within England's socio-political landscape. Lastly, we encounter Lucy Harington (c1581-1627), wife of Edward Russell, 3rd Earl of Bedford.