Portrait of Joseph Cotton, a Director of the British East India Company

Joseph Cotton was an English mariner who was a Director of the British East India Company from 1795 to 1823, and also of the East India Docks Company. This print by William Ward was based on an original painting by Thomas Stewardson.

 

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