Overview
(1789—1854) artist
Archer John Porter Martin (1910—2002) biochemist
John Alexander Martin (1839—1889)
John Martin (1791—1855) bibliographer
John Martin (1741—1820) Particular Baptist minister
John Martin (1893—1985)
John Martin (1619—1693) Church of England clergyman
John Martin (1783—1855) botanist and hand-loom weaver
John Martin (1812—1875) Young Irelander and politician
John Martin (1770—1807)
John Martin (1789—1869) meteorologist
John Martin Creed (1889—1940) Church of England clergyman and theologian
(John Martin) Munro Kerr (1868—1960) obstetrician and gynaecologist
John Martin-Harvey (1863—1944) actor and theatre manager
John Percival Martin (1880—1966)
John Samuel Martin de Grenier Fonblanque (1787—1865) legal writer
Martin John Gardner (1940—1993) medical statistician
Martin John Sutton (1850—1913) scientific agriculturist
Peter John Martin (1786—1860) doctor and geologist
Sir Martin John Gilliat (1913—1993) army officer and courtier
(1789–1854) English painter and printmaker.
Martin’s dramatic landscapes were particularly suited to illustrating Milton and the Bible. His mezzotints for Paradise Lost (S. Prowett, 1825–7 and subsequent editions) capture the sublime nature of Milton’s epic poetry.
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Subjects: art — literary studies (19th century).
