Image: Fictitious portrait called John Cook - NPG

Description: "Fictitious portrait called John Cook" in the National Portrait Gallery. Only one known portrait of John Cook, English regicide and prosecutor of Charles I, survives. This portrait is a Victorian imagining of him, holding a book declaring his pious defense of the poor.
Title: Fictitious portrait called John Cook - NPG
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Author: Robert Cooper (d. 1828)
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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