File:Sir Joseph Banks, president of the Royal Society.jpg

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Description Portrait of Sir Joseph Banks, Bart., President of the Royal Society, 1812, engraved by N. Schiavonetti after a painting by Thomas Phillips, made 1808-09
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Source State Library of New South South Wales, DL Pf 72
Author The original painting was by Thomas Phillips (1770-1845); the engraving was by Nicholas Schiavonetti (d. 1813)
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Other versions A closeup on Banks without the surrounds or dedication is available at Image:Joseph banks.jpg.

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Portrait of Sir Joseph Banks, Bart., President of the Royal Society, 1812, engraved by N. Schiavonetti

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