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Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-92) - Princess Sophia Matilda, Duchess of Gloucester.

1 of 253523 objects

After Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-92)

Princess Sophia Matilda, Duchess of Gloucester. published 1 Jan 1775

RCIN 641339

Description

O'D 5: Full length, when a child. Lying down, arm around poodle-dog, on which head is resting. 3rd state of 3. 3 stamps: 'K' (Thomas Kirk) lr, and 2 blind stamps,'VR' with crown, mt lr and mt uc.
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Search the collection Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-92)
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Search the collection Thomas Watson (1748-81)
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Search the collection Shropshire, W. No. 158, New Bond St.
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Search the collection Watson, Thomas, 142 New Bond St.
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Search the collection Kirk, Thomas (c.1765-1797), collection of
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Search the collection Royal Library (Lugt 2536: VR, crowned, in circle)
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Search the collection Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloucester (1773-1844)
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mezzotint
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visual works
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Science, Medicine and Technology
Agriculture and related techniques
Animal husbandry
Dogs

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