James Fellowes: A Portraitist of the Clergy and Jacobite Echoes James Fellowes, a British portrait painter active primarily in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, remains a somewhat enigmatic figure within the broader landscape of English art. While his output wasn’t vast—approximately thirty-five known portraits survive—his work possesses a distinctive quality, particularly in its focus on clergymen and figures associated with the Jacobite cause, offering a fascinating glimpse into the religious and political currents of the era. Fellowes' career unfolded during a period of significant…