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Table; counterpart; general element; Reception of the Ambassador of France, the Viscount of Andrezel, by the Sultan Ahmed III, on 17 October 1724, in Constantinople: the audience of the Sultan; Reception of the French ambassadors to the Turks (former titl
Title: Table; counterpart; general element; Reception of the Ambassador of France, the Viscount of Andrezel, by the Sultan Ahmed III, on 17 October 1724, in Constantinople: the audience of the Sultan; Reception of the French ambassadors to the Turks (former titl
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Untitled (eleven photographs top row, left to right, Mrs. Poole; Lady Emily Dyke(?); Miss Creighton(?); Miss (?); center row left to right, Viscount Holmesdale; Lord A. Gower; Col. Hawkes(?); Mr. Dyke (photo missing); Mrs. Buckeley; Viscount MacDuff; C. P
Untitled (eleven photographs top row, left to right, Mrs. Poole; Lady Emily Dyke(?); Miss Creighton(?); Miss (?); center row left to right, Viscount Holmesdale; Lord A. Gower; Col. Hawkes(?); Mr. Dyke (photo missing); Mrs. Buckeley; Viscount MacDuff; C. P
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Mrs. Poole
Lady Emily Dyke(?)
Miss Creighton(?)
Miss (?)
Viscount Holmesdale
Lord A. Gower
Col. Hawkes(?)
Mr. Dyke (photo miss...
painting (oil): ["Old Man with Broken Eggs"]
painting (oil): ["Old Man with Broken Eggs"]
An old man with a white beard and wearing a brown fur-trimmed hat and a cloak looks out towards the spectator with a doleful expression. He holds in his left hand two broken eggs a...
Untitled (fourteen photographs clockwise from upper left, Hon. C. Carrington; Albert Edward (w/dog in center); Capt. Lane Fox; Lady Royston; Maj. Teesdale; Mr. Holtzman; Marchioness of Carmarthen; Lt. Col. Keppel; Hon. Mrs. E. Coke; verso, Viscount Newry
Untitled (fourteen photographs clockwise from upper left, Hon. C. Carrington; Albert Edward (w/dog in center); Capt. Lane Fox; Lady Royston; Maj. Teesdale; Mr. Holtzman; Marchioness of Carmarthen; Lt. Col. Keppel; Hon. Mrs. E. Coke; verso, Viscount Newry
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Hon. C. Carrington. Charles Robert Wynn-Carrington (16 May 1843-13 June 1928). First and last Marquess of Lincolnshire and 3rd Baron Carrington KG., PC., GCM...
Untitled (scene in courtyard, Viscountess Jocelyn; Lady Victoria Ashley; Viscount Jocelyn; Hon. Alice & Fred Jocelyn)
Untitled (scene in courtyard, Viscountess Jocelyn; Lady Victoria Ashley; Viscount Jocelyn; Hon. Alice & Fred Jocelyn)
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Viscountess Jocelyn. Lady Frances Cowper (d. 26 March 1880), youngest daughter of the 5th Earl of Cowper, Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria, mem...
Untitled (four photographs, clockwise from upper left, Viscountess Holmesdale; Viscount Holmesdale; Lady Louisa Cornwallis; Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis)
Untitled (four photographs, clockwise from upper left, Viscountess Holmesdale; Viscount Holmesdale; Lady Louisa Cornwallis; Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis)
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Viscountess Holmesdale, born Lady Julia Mann (2 July 1844-1 September 1883), name changed to Cornwallis 22 October 1844. Only surviving child of the 5th and...
Labels for matches, from the Swedish Industrial and Handelsmuseum.
Portrait: Emperior of Russia, Admiral Rozhdestvensky, General Linevitch, General Kuroki, General Oku, General Oyama, General Nogi, William Newton, Tjap Toean, Sultan Turki, Radja Stamboel,
Labels for matches, from the Swedish Industrial and Handelsmuseum.
Portrait: Emperior of Russia, Admiral Rozhdestvensky, General Linevitch, General Kuroki, General Oku, General Oyama, General Nogi, William Newton, Tjap Toean, Sultan Turki, Radja Stamboel,
Labels for matches, from the Swedish Industrial and Handelsmuseum.
Portrait: Emperior of Russia, Admiral Rozhdestvensky, General Linevitch, General Kuroki, General Oku, General Oya...
Portrait of Thomas Cromwell
Portrait of Thomas Cromwell
Hans Holbein is documented for the second time in England in the summer of 1532. He continued to execute portraits and his principal clients during this difficult period were Germa...