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Themen

  1. William Gordon of Fyvie — Sir William Beechey, 1817
  2. William West Jones — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen
  3. Portrait of Mrs. William Merritt Chase — William Merritt Chase, 1910
  4. Thomas Hamilton (1784–1858), RSA — Sir William Nicholson
  5. Mrs. William Blythe (Elizabeth Alston) — Thomas Sully
  6. Portrait of Nadezhda Mikhailovna Kroshkin — Zinaida Serebriakova, 1923

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

  1. Mrs. William Blythe (Elizabeth Alston) — Thomas Sully
  2. Miss Chloe Preston — Sir James Jebusa Shannon, 1909
  3. Miss Chloe Preston — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  4. Thomas William Coke of Holkham (1754–1842) — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1816
  5. William Gordon of Fyvie — Sir William Beechey, 1817
  6. Banquet At Guildhall — Thomas und William Daniell
  7. The Masters Pattison William Henry Ebenezer Pattison (1801–1832), and His Brother Jacob Howell Pattison (1803–1874) — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1817
  8. William West Jones — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen
  9. Benjamin Lay — William Thomas Williams, Sr., 1758
  10. Thomas Hamilton (1784–1858), RSA — Sir William Nicholson
  11. Mabel Carlisle, Wife of Hugh Edwardes, 6th Baron Kensington — samuel melton fisher, 1919
  12. Mr William Vallance — Thomas Phillips
  13. Thomas Williams (1737–1802) — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1800
  14. Lady in Green Evening Dress — Georges Van Houten, 1921
  15. Alderman William Strafford Sanderson, MBE, Councillor (1911–1922), Alderman (1922–1967), Northumberland County Council (1919–1946), Mayor (1913, 1928, 1929, 1937 1961), Honorary Freeman (1946), on St George's Day, 1965 — Thomas William Pattison
  16. William Wollaston — Thomas Gainsborough, 1759
  17. Mabel Carlisle, Wife of Hugh Edwardes, 6th Baron Kensington — samuel melton fisher, 1919
  18. Anne, Lady Dalrymple Champneys — isaac michael cohen
  19. Alice Lolita Muth Maacha — Ignacio Zuloaga
  20. A Portrait of a Lady, head and shoulders — Ignacio Zuloaga
  21. Lady D'Erlanger — William Bruce Ellis Ranken, 1910

andere

  1. Clare — Wilfrid Gabriel De Glehn, 1933