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Prince Edward, Duke of York and Albany

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10 paintings

  • Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Pompeo Batoni
    1764 · Royal Collection
  • Francis Ayscough with the Prince of Wales (later King George III) and Edward Augustus, Duke of York and Albany (!)
    Francis Ayscough with the Prince of Wales (later King George III) and Edward Augustus, Duke of York and Albany (!)
    Richard Wilson
    c. 1749 · National Portrait Gallery
  • The Family of Frederick, Prince of Wales
    The Family of Frederick, Prince of Wales
    George Knapton
    1751 · Royal Collection
  • Prince George and Prince Edward Augustus, Sons of Frederick, Prince of Wales, with Their Tutor Dr. Francis Ayscough
    Prince George and Prince Edward Augustus, Sons of Frederick, Prince of Wales, with Their Tutor Dr. Francis Ayscough
    Richard Wilson
    1748–1749 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Edward, Duke of York (1739-67)
    Edward, Duke of York (1739-67)
    Pompeo Batoni
    1764 · Royal Collection
  • Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Joshua Reynolds
    1763 · Royal Collection
  • Augusta, Princess of Wales with Members of her Family and Household
    Augusta, Princess of Wales with Members of her Family and Household
    Jean-Baptiste van Loo
    1739 · Royal Collection
  • Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Edward, Duke of York (1739-1767)
    Joshua Reynolds
    1765 · Royal Collection
  • Edward Augustus, Duke of York (1739-67)
    Edward Augustus, Duke of York (1739-67)
    After Jean-Étienne Liotard
    c. 1755–1855 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Edward (1739-1767)
    Prince Edward (1739-1767)
    Nathaniel Dance-Holland
    1764–1765 · Royal Collection
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