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  • Prince James receiving his son, Prince Henry, in front of the Palazzo del Re, 1747
    Prince James receiving his son, Prince Henry, in front of the Palazzo del Re, 1747
    Paolo Monaldi
    c. 1747–1748 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Henry Benedict Stuart (1725-1807), Cardinal York
    Henry Benedict Stuart (1725-1807), Cardinal York
    Unknown artist
    c. 1760 · Royal Collection
  • Prince Henry Benedict Stuart, Cardinal York (1725-1807)
    Prince Henry Benedict Stuart, Cardinal York (1725-1807)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1747–1807 · Royal Collection
  • Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Workshop of Antonio David
    c. 1729–1732 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Louis Gabriel Blanchet
    1738 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, Cardinal York
    Unknown artist and circle of Anton Raphael Mengs
    c. 1750 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, Cardinal York (1725 - 1807)
    Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, Cardinal York (1725 - 1807)
    Cosmo Alexander
    1749 · National Trust
  • Portrait de Henry Edward Stuart, cardinal duc d'Yorck
    Portrait de Henry Edward Stuart, cardinal duc d'Yorck
    Anton Raphael Mengs
    c. 1756 · Musée Fabre
  • Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, 1725 - 1807. Cardinal York
    Prince Henry Benedict Clement Stuart, 1725 - 1807. Cardinal York
    Maurice Quentin de La Tour
    1746–1747 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Portrait of Henry Benedict Stuart
    Portrait of Henry Benedict Stuart
    Unknown artist
    1742 · National Museum in Kielce
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