Portrait of Queen Charlotte, Three-Quarter Length, in a White Dress, a Yellow Shawl and Black Mantilla, Holding a Maltese Dog Sir Henry William Beechey (1753-1839)

Sir Henry William Beechey – Portrait of Queen Charlotte, Three-Quarter Length, in a White Dress, a Yellow Shawl and Black Mantilla, Holding a Maltese Dog

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Peintre: Sir Henry William Beechey

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Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of a Naval Officer, Half Length, in Uniform, Carrying a Presentation Sword

Sir Henry William Beechey - Three Children with a Dog in a Landscape

Sir Henry William Beechey - Elizabeth Beauclerk, Lady Herbert (1766-1793)

Sir Henry William Beechey - Queen Charlotte

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of Queen Charlotte (1744-1818), wife of King George III

Sir Henry William Beechey - Agnes Beresford

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of William Frederick, 2nd Duke of Gloucester, three-quarter length, wearing the Uniform

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of William Henry Paget Marquess of Anglesey, half length

Sir Henry William Beechey - Mirza Abul Hassan Khan

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of Lord Frederick Beauclerk, President of the Marylebone Cricket Club in 1826

Sir Henry William Beechey - Mr and Mrs Custance of Norwich and their Daughter Frances

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of Horatio, Viscount Nelson (1758-1805)

Sir Henry William Beechey - Portrait of Prince Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, bust length wearing the Star of the the Garter

Sir Henry William Beechey - Reverend Dr. Charles Symmons

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C'est peut-être peinture d’une femme en robe blanche tenant un chien marron et blanc devant une peinture représentant une femme..

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