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8 paintings

  • Mrs Sarah Harvey, Daughter of Sir John and Lady Anne Robinson
    Mrs Sarah Harvey, Daughter of Sir John and Lady Anne Robinson
    Godfrey Kneller
    c. 1685 · Tower of London
  • William Petyt (1640–1707), Holding a Copy of the Magna Carta
    William Petyt (1640–1707), Holding a Copy of the Magna Carta
    Richard van Bleeck
    c. 1690 · Tower of London
  • Thomas Cranmer at the Traitor's Gate
    Thomas Cranmer at the Traitor's Gate
    Frederick Goodall
    c. 1856 · Tower of London
  • Sir John Robinson (1615–1680), Bt, Lieutenant of the Tower (1660–1679)
    Sir John Robinson (1615–1680), Bt, Lieutenant of the Tower (1660–1679)
    Godfrey Kneller
    c. 1865 · Tower of London
  • The Meeting of Thomas More with His Daughter after His Sentence of Death
    The Meeting of Thomas More with His Daughter after His Sentence of Death
    William Frederick Yeames
    1863 · Tower of London
  • The Princes in the Tower (Edward V and the Duke of York)
    The Princes in the Tower (Edward V and the Duke of York)
    Paul Delaroche
    · Tower of London
  • The Last Moments of Lady Jane Grey
    The Last Moments of Lady Jane Grey
    Hendrik Jacobus Scholten
    · Tower of London
  • John Churchill (1650–1722), 1st Duke of Marlborough, and Colonel John Armstrong (1674–1742), Surveyor General of the Ordnance, Tower of London
    John Churchill (1650–1722), 1st Duke of Marlborough, and Colonel John Armstrong (1674–1742), Surveyor General of the Ordnance, Tower of London
    Enoch Seeman
    · Tower of London
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