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Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

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9 paintings

  • The Royal Family in 1846
    The Royal Family in 1846
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    October 1846–January 1847 · Royal Collection
  • The Reception of Louis-Philippe, King of the French, at Windsor Castle, 8 October 1844
    The Reception of Louis-Philippe, King of the French, at Windsor Castle, 8 October 1844
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1845–1847 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Alfred and Princess Helena
    Prince Alfred and Princess Helena
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1848–1849 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Alfred (1844-1900), later Duke of Edinburgh
    Prince Alfred (1844-1900), later Duke of Edinburgh
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1865 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Alfred (1844-1900)
    Prince Alfred (1844-1900)
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1846 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Alfred (1844-1900)
    Prince Alfred (1844-1900)
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    · Royal Collection
  • Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, with Prince Alfred
    Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, with Prince Alfred
    Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1849 · Royal Collection
  • The Royal Family in 1846
    The Royal Family in 1846
    Enrico Belli and after Franz Xaver Winterhalter
    1861 · Royal Collection
  • Alfred Ernest Albert (1844–1900), Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duke of Edinburgh
    Alfred Ernest Albert (1844–1900), Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duke of Edinburgh
    Arthur Bambridge
    c. 1893 · Britannia Royal Naval College
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