Who had themselves painted in the 1800s in U.K?

There were many individuals who had themselves painted in the 1800s in the United Kingdom, including members of the royal family, politicians, artists, and wealthy individuals. Some notable examples include:

1. Queen Victoria - Queen Victoria had numerous portraits painted of herself throughout her reign in the 1800s, including the famous "Coronation Portrait" by Sir George Hayter in 1838.

2. William Wordsworth - The famous poet had himself painted by several artists, including Benjamin Robert Haydon and Henry William Pickersgill, in the early 1800s.

3. Lord Byron - The poet and politician had himself painted by Thomas Phillips in 1813, which became one of the most iconic portraits of him.

4. Sir Robert Peel - The British Prime Minister had himself painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence in 1828, which is now displayed in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

5. Jane Austen - The renowned author had herself painted by her sister Cassandra Austen in 1810, which is the only known portrait of her.

6. John Constable - The landscape painter had himself painted by several artists, including John Linnell and Daniel Gardner, in the early 1800s.

7. Charles Darwin - The naturalist and scientist had himself painted by George Richmond in 1840, which is now displayed in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

8. William Wilberforce - The politician and abolitionist had himself painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence in 1828, which is now displayed in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

9. Queen Adelaide - The queen consort of King William IV had herself painted by Sir William Beechey in 1831, which is now displayed in the Royal Collection.

10. John Keats - The poet had himself painted by Joseph Severn in 1819, which is now displayed in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

11.Samuel Coleridege-Taylor-The musical Genius was painted at an early age in 1881 by Walter Willis, which is not displayed at National Portrait Gallery.