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Maria Verelst

18th-century English painter (1680-1744)

Born in Vienna. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 16806 dated paintingsDied 1744

10 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Charlotte Butler (1679–1725), Wife of Charles, 4th Lady Cornwallis
    Charlotte Butler (1679–1725), Wife of Charles, 4th Lady Cornwallis
    Maria Verelst
    1700 · Audley End House
  • Charles (1675–1722), 4th Lord Cornwallis
    Charles (1675–1722), 4th Lord Cornwallis
    Maria Verelst
    1700 · Audley End House
  • Lady Isabella Scott (1690–1748)
    Lady Isabella Scott (1690–1748)
    Maria Verelst
    1700–1725 · Audley End House
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Maria Verelst
    c. 1715 · National Gallery of Art
  • Portrait of the Duchess of Marlborough with her granddaughter Lady Diana Spencer
    Portrait of the Duchess of Marlborough with her granddaughter Lady Diana Spencer
    Maria Verelst
    c. 1722
  • Portrait of a Lady (self-portrait?)
    Portrait of a Lady (self-portrait?)
    Maria Verelst
    1730 · private collection
  • Holles St John (1710–1738), as a Child, Youngest Son to Henry, 1st Viscount St John and Angelica Magdalena
    Holles St John (1710–1738), as a Child, Youngest Son to Henry, 1st Viscount St John and Angelica Magdalena
    Maria Verelst
    · Lydiard House
  • Portrait of a Lady (traditionally identified as Mary Chetham)
    Portrait of a Lady (traditionally identified as Mary Chetham)
    Maria Verelst
    · Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery
  • Elizabeth Gerrard (1682–1744)
    Elizabeth Gerrard (1682–1744)
    Maria Verelst
    · Brodick Castle
  • HNo image
    Henrietta St John (1699–1756), Lady Luxborough, Sister of John St John, 2nd Viscount St John
    Maria Verelst
    · Lydiard House
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