JAMES BUTLER, 1ST DUKE OF ORMONDE (1610-88) IN GARTER ROBES by Sir Peter Lely, inscribed and dated 1678
JAMES CLAY, M.P. (d. 1873) by A.S. Wortley, at Hughenden Manor in the Entrance Hall.
JAMES D'ISRAELI by J.G.Middleton 1826-72
JAMES II AS DUKE OF YORK IN HIS GARTER ROBES by the studio of Sir Peter Lely, 1674, at Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire
JAMES LENOX NAPER, LATER DUTTON (1712-76) attributed to George Knapton
James Stanley, Lord Strange, 7th Earl of Derby (1607-1651) by attributed to Michiel Jansz. van Miereveldt (Delft 1567 -Delft 1641)
JAMES STOVIN PENNYMAN, 1851 - a coloured chalk portrait by G L Browning
JAMES WILLIS (1761-1817) (attrib) Sir William Beechey, in the Great Hall at Clevedon Court
JAMES WILLIS (1761-1817) by John Russell, R.A.
JAMES WILLIS (1761-1817) by John Russell, R.A. This crayon portrait shows the sitter in a white silk cravat and wig.
JAMES WOLFE AS A YOUNG MAN, a posthumous miniature, c.1820
JAMES WORSLEY PENNYMAN - portrait by an unknown artist hanging in the Entrance Hall
JAMES, EARL OF CLANBRASSIL, in the manner of Dobson, a framed and inscribed oil painting
JANE CARLYLE a portrait at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London
JANE CARLYLE by Samuel Laurence, c.1838, in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London.
JANE CARLYLE possibly by Mrs Paulet, c.1856, in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London.
Jane Carlyle's chair at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881
JANE CARLYLE, a portrait in crayon and watercolour by Karl Hartmann (born 1818)
JANE DIGBY, LADY ELLENBOROUGH, (1807-1881), an oval miniature by Knight after the portrait by Josef Stieler
JANE DIGBY, LADY ELLENBOROUGH, (1807-81) an oval miniature by Knight after the portrait by Josef Stieler, commissioned by King Ludwig I of Bavaria for the Gallery of Beauties, at Berrington Hall, Herefordshire
JANE EBBRELL, SPIDER BRUSHER by John Walters of Denbigh
JANE ELIZABETH (JEANIE) HUGHES, MRS NASSAU SENIOR (1828-1877) by G F Watts (1817-1904)
Jane Morris by Dante Gabriele Rossetti, completed by Ford Madox Brown
JANE OCTAVIA BROOKFIELD by Laurence Samuel in the Thackeray Room at Clevedon Court
