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... Bust , towards left , red square - cut dress , white chemise with gold and jewelled edging , diamond - shaped black hood with gold embroidery ; pearl necklace : inscription on background . Panel 14 X 10 in . B Margaret Beaufort ...
... Bust , towards left , red square - cut dress , white chemise with gold and jewelled edging , diamond - shaped black hood with gold embroidery ; pearl necklace : inscription on background . Panel 14 X 10 in . B Margaret Beaufort ...
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... bust , to left , showing left hand , red velvet dress trimmed with jewels and ermine , black diamond - shaped head - dress trimmed with gold and jewels ; pearl neck- lace , jewel pendant . Panel 15 X 11 in . Elizabeth Plantagenet ...
... bust , to left , showing left hand , red velvet dress trimmed with jewels and ermine , black diamond - shaped head - dress trimmed with gold and jewels ; pearl neck- lace , jewel pendant . Panel 15 X 11 in . Elizabeth Plantagenet ...
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... Bust , life - size , to right , crimson vest , ermine - lined rich over - robe , fastened by heavy jewelled clasp , sable - lined surcoat , black cap , with jewel ; inscribed , Kynge Henry ye Seventh Johan de Maubeuge , Ft . Panel 22 x ...
... Bust , life - size , to right , crimson vest , ermine - lined rich over - robe , fastened by heavy jewelled clasp , sable - lined surcoat , black cap , with jewel ; inscribed , Kynge Henry ye Seventh Johan de Maubeuge , Ft . Panel 22 x ...
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... Bust , to right , life - size ; black doublet with jewelled buttons , white ruff , black cap ; collar of the Garter with George ; right hand holding white staff . Panel 19 x 14 in . Thomas Stanley , 1st Earl of Derby , eldest son of ...
... Bust , to right , life - size ; black doublet with jewelled buttons , white ruff , black cap ; collar of the Garter with George ; right hand holding white staff . Panel 19 x 14 in . Thomas Stanley , 1st Earl of Derby , eldest son of ...
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... bust , to right , fur - lined black surcoat , black cap ; over shoulders massive gold chain with pendent , which he holds with right hand , on first finger large ring ; in left folded paper . Panel 15 X 12 in . 18. HENRY VII . ( 1485 ...
... bust , to right , fur - lined black surcoat , black cap ; over shoulders massive gold chain with pendent , which he holds with right hand , on first finger large ring ; in left folded paper . Panel 15 X 12 in . 18. HENRY VII . ( 1485 ...
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ĘTATIS Anne Boleyn appointed armour background Bishop black cap black doublet black dress black fur-lined black jewelled blade born Cambridge Canvas Charles cloth of gold collar Corpus Christi College Countess crowned Dated died doublet Duke of Norfolk Earl of Essex EARL SPENCER Edward Edward VI Elizabeth of York England engraved feather full face fur-lined surcoat Garter George glove Hall-marks HANS HOLBEIN Henry VIII hilt HOLBEIN holding hood Howard inscribed inscription Jane Jane Seymour Katherine of Aragon King knighted lace ruff Lady Lent Lent by SIR life-size London Margaret married medal neck and wrists necklace Obverse.-Bust Oxford Panel pearls Philip picture portrait Printed Queen Elizabeth RAPIER reign Richard right hand Robert robes rose ruffs at neck shield of arms Silver silver-gilt Sir Henry Sir John Sir Thomas Sir William sleeves Small bust Small half-length surcoat sword Three-quarter length Tudor WHITCOMBE GREENE white ruff ZUCCHERO
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