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Elizabeth Woodcock, depicted as found after being buried in snow for eight days, aged 42. Engraving.
Elizabeth Woodcock, depicted as found after being buried in snow for eight days, aged 42. Engraving.
Lettering: Mrs. Elizabeth Woodcock, a married woman 42 years of age, of Impington, a village 3 miles north of Cambridge. ......
painting (oil): Self Portrait [Henry Dawson]
painting (oil): Self Portrait [Henry Dawson]
Head and shoulders portrait of a man with dark hair, facing to the front. He wears a dark jacket. A white stand up collar and a cravat knotted into a bow. Self portrait of Henry Da...
"The Dunster Porringer"
"The Dunster Porringer"
Plain circular with flat trefoil handle pierced with trefoil, small circle and three crescents; the base engraved D over HE; with later applied oval patch engraved: "This belonged/...
'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, 1979; Box for 'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, 1979. Flexible ring made of gem-set panels of alternating rubies and single
'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, 1979; Box for 'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, 1979. Flexible ring made of gem-set panels of alternating rubies and single
'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, 1979; Box for 'Agincourt' ring, gold set with tourmalines and rubies, by Elizabeth Gage, London, ...
Elizabeth I (1533-1603),Queen of England, c. 1586-87
Elizabeth I (1533-1603),Queen of England, c. 1586-87
New acquisition, July 2011: Elizabeth I, by Nicolas Hilliard (1547-1619) The collection of portrait miniatures at Nationalmuseum has been enriched with a portrait of Queen Elizabet...
The Adoration of the Sheperds (Interior left wing)
The Adoration of the Sheperds (Interior left wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...
The Presentation in the Temple (Interior right wing)
The Presentation in the Temple (Interior right wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...

