Erection date: 1973
Johann Zoffany, 1733 - 1810, painter, lived here, 1790 - 1810.
Greater London Council
The plaque adds an extra 'n' to his first name, although several biographies refer to him as John.
W4, Strand on the Green, 65
Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesof london.co.uk
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Johan Zoffany
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Johan Zoffany
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