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  1. The Honourable Mrs Graham (1757 - 1792) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1777
  2. Lady Anne Coventry (1695 1696–1733), Lady Carew — Michael Dahl, 1713
  3. Marie Leczinska, Queen of France — jean louis tocqué, 1740

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  1. A Lady in Red — William Merritt Chase, 1902

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  1. Genoese Noblewoman — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1625
  2. Portrait of Elizabeth of Russia — jean louis tocqué
  3. Lady Anne Coventry (1695 1696–1733), Lady Carew — Michael Dahl, 1713
  4. Marie Leczinska, Queen of France — jean louis tocqué, 1740
  5. A Lady in a Lace Cap (possibly Ann Edgar, Lady Raeburn) — Henry Raeburn, 1785
  6. Portrait of Alexandrine Elisabeth de Bourbon, Miss Direction — Pierre Gobert
  7. Arrangement in Black, The Lady in the Yellow Buskin- Portrait of Lady Archibald Campbell — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
  8. The Honourable Mrs Graham (1757 - 1792) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1777
  9. A Lady in Red — William Merritt Chase, 1902
  10. Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg Strelitz (1744–1818) — Sir Nathaniel Dance Holland, 1769
  11. Portrait of Ann Brown in the Role of Miranda — johann zoffany, 1770
  12. Portrait of an Elderly Lady in a Bonnet: Red Background — Mary Stevenson Cassatt, 1887
  13. Miss Mary Edwards — William Hogarth, 1742
  14. Portrait of a Countess wearing robes for the Coronation of James II — Jacob Huysmans
  15. Portrait of a Countess — Jacob Huysmans, 1685
  16. Portrait of Philippina Staunton, Wife of Roelof van Arkel (1632-1709), lord of Broeckhuijsen, Caspar Netscher, 1668 — netscher, caspar, 1668
  17. Princess Anne Lady de la Pole — George Romney, 1786
  18. The British Queen Charlotte Of Mecklenburg-strelitz — Sir Nathaniel Dance Holland
  19. A British Red Cross Society and Order of St John of Jerusalem Barge on the Tigris at Amara British Red Cross Society and Order of St John Headquarters in the Distance — gilbert rogers, 1919
  20. Portrait of a Lady with Red Hair (miscalled 'Lady Mary Bruce, 1740–1796, Duchess of Richmond' but possibly Elizabeth White, 1751–1824, Mrs Hartley) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1787