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Hoskins, John

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Hoskins, John (c.1595–1665). The leading English portrait miniaturist between c.1620 and c.1640 (from the death of Hilliard to the emergence of Samuel Cooper, Hoskins's nephew and pupil). His early work is a development of Hilliard's style. He later became a specialist in miniature versions of van Dyck's large-scale portraits, but his work often has a charm and originality of its own. His son, John Hoskins the Younger (c.1620–after 1692), was also a miniaturist.

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