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  • John Pordage. Line engraving, ca. 1795, after W. Faithorne, 1683.
  • Saint John the Evangelist. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1653.
  • John Ray. Line engraving by A. de Bloys after W. Elder after W. Faithorne.
  • Francis Glisson. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1677, after himself [?].
  • John Bulwer. Line engraving by T. Berry, 1820, after W. Faithorne.
  • Charles Leigh. Line engraving by J. Savage, 1700, after W. Faithorne.
  • John Mayow. Line engraving by or attributed to W. Faithorne, 1674.
  • John Ray. Line engraving by G. Vertue, 1713, after W. Faithorne.
  • Saint Andrew; (right) his martyrdom. Line engraving attributed to W. Faithorne.
  • John Ray. Line engraving by G. Vertue, 1713, after W. Faithorne.
  • Robert Boyle. Line engraving by F. Diodati, 1680 after W. Faithorne.
  • Charles Leigh. Line engraving by P. Rothwell, 1812, after W. Faithorne, 1685.
  • Abraham Cowley. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1687, after Sir P. Lely.
  • Abraham Cowley. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1668, after Sir P. Lely.
  • John Kersey. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1673, after G. van Soest, 1672.
  • John Kersey. Line engraving by W. Faithorne, 1673, after G. van Soest, 1672.
  • Elias Ashmole. Line engraving by M. van der Gucht, 1723, after W. Faithorne.
  • Abraham Cowley. Line engraving by A. Smith after W. Faithorne after Sir P. Lely.
  • Abraham Cowley. Line engraving by A. Smith after W. Faithorne after Sir P. Lely.
  • Saint Luke, painting a picture of the Virgin. Engraving by W. Faithorne after P. de Jode.
  • Saint Matthew, beginning to write his gospel. Engraving by W. Faithorne, 1657, after P. de Jode I.
  • Portrait of V. Greatrakes laying on his hands, window, in Right-Hand corner showing several successful 'cures', possibly by W. Faithorne
  • Portrait of Francis Glisson
  • Portraits: Queen Elizabeth, Lord Burleigh and Sir Walsingham
  • Portrait of John Bulwer, state III. Fully Lettered, as prefixed to the sitter's "Anthropometamorphosis" (1653).