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Wilton House

historic house and museum in Wilton, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, UK

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9 paintings

  • Portrait of Philip Herbert,4th Earl of Pembroke, his second wife Lady Anne Clifford,14th Baroness of Clifford and his surviving children by his first marriage and Lady Mary Villiers
    Portrait of Philip Herbert,4th Earl of Pembroke, his second wife Lady Anne Clifford,14th Baroness of Clifford and his surviving children by his first marriage and Lady Mary Villiers
    Anthony van Dyck
    1635 · Wilton House
  • An old woman reading
    An old woman reading
    Circle of Rembrandt
    1631 · Wilton House
  • Elizabeth (née Brydges), Countess Castlehaven (1619-1678)
    Elizabeth (née Brydges), Countess Castlehaven (1619-1678)
    Anthony van Dyck
    1639 · Wilton House
  • Rommelpot Player with Six Children
    Rommelpot Player with Six Children
    Frans Hals
    1650 · Wilton House
  • Portrait of William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke (1580-1630)
    Portrait of William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke (1580-1630)
    Anthony van Dyck
    1638 · Wilton House
  • Portrait of William Russell and Anne Carr
    Portrait of William Russell and Anne Carr
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1637 · Wilton House
  • Equestrian Portrait of Duke Epergnon
    Equestrian Portrait of Duke Epergnon
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1635 · Wilton House
  • Portrait of the Children of Charles I
    Portrait of the Children of Charles I
    Anthony van Dyck
    1638 · Wilton House
  • Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd (Mrs. Gibson)
    Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd (Mrs. Gibson)
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1639 · Wilton House
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