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Fuller, Isaac

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Fuller, Isaac (1606–72), English scene painter, who studied in Paris under François Perrier, probably at the new Academy there. He worked for the Restoration theatre and in 1669 painted a scene of Paradise for Dryden's Tyrannic Love, later suing Drury Lane for payment. He was awarded £335. 10s. od.—a large sum in those days—but his scene may also have been used for other plays.

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