James Millar Collection

Portrait Of John Derrington, 1750-1805. Creator: James Millar
Portrait Of John Derrington, 1750-1805. Dr John Derrington (1747-1805), Birmingham surgeon and apothecary

Portrait Of James Millar, 1850. Creator: William Moore
Portrait Of James Millar, 1850

Lord Algernon Percy, c. 1777 / 1780. Creator: James Millar
Lord Algernon Percy, c. 1777/1780

Self-Portrait, 1766. Creator: James Millar
Self-Portrait, 1766

Portrait of Francis Eginton (1737-1805), 1796. Creator: James Millar
Portrait of Francis Eginton (1737-1805), 1796. His masterpiece is The Conversion of St. Paul, for the east window of St Pauls Church, Birmingham

Artists Advertisement - Cherub with Kite at Monument [undated]. Creator: James Millar
Artists Advertisement - Cherub with Kite at Monument [undated]

Portrait of John Baskerville (1706-1775), 1774. Creator: James Millar
Portrait of John Baskerville (1706-1775), 1774

Portrait of John Freeth, 1750-1800. Creator: James Millar
Portrait of John Freeth, 1750-1800

Portrait of William Westley, 1750-1800. Creator: James Millar
Portrait of William Westley, 1750-1800. Surveyor, made maps of Birmingham charting its growth in 18th Century. with sketch of St. Philips church

Portrait of Robert Mynors and His Family, 1797. Creator: James Millar
Portrait of Robert Mynors and His Family, 1797

James Millar (British, c. 1740-1750 - 1805), Lord Algernon Percy, c. 1777-1780, oil on canvas

Family Group Signed in black paint (on piano), center right: J: Millar Pinx"
Family Group Signed in black paint (on piano), center right: " J: Millar Pinx", James Millar, ca.1735-1805, British

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James Millar was a talented British artist who lived from around 1740-1750 to 1805. Throughout his career, he created numerous remarkable portraits and artworks that showcased his exceptional skills and artistic vision. One of his notable works is the "Portrait Of John Derrington" painted in 1750-1805. In this piece, Millar captures the essence of Derrington with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing his ability to bring out the personality of his subjects. Another captivating portrait by Millar is the "Portrait Of James Millar, " painted in 1850 by William Moore. This self-portrait reveals not only Millar's physical appearance but also provides insight into his inner thoughts and emotions as an artist. Millar's talent extended beyond portraiture, as seen in works like "Lord Algernon Percy" created around 1777/1780. Here, he skillfully depicts Lord Algernon Percy with a sense of grandeur and nobility befitting his status. In addition to these portraits, Millar also produced a stunning self-portrait in 1766 where he portrays himself with confidence and introspection. This artwork showcases both his technical prowess and introspective nature as an artist. Millar's versatility can be observed through various other pieces such as the "Portrait of Francis Eginton" from 1796 or the charming "Artists Advertisement - Cherub with Kite at Monument. " These artworks demonstrate his ability to capture different subjects and themes while maintaining a consistent level of excellence. Amongst Millar's impressive portfolio are portraits like those of John Baskerville, John Freeth, William Westley, Robert Mynors, all displaying an exquisite attention to detail that brings each subject vividly to life on canvas. The legacy left behind by James Miller continues to inspire artists today. His dedication to capturing the essence of individuals through portraiture remains timeless, as his works continue to be admired and appreciated for their artistic brilliance.