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1733 · National Portrait Gallery
The Music Party
painting by Philip Mercier
In the picture
- Date
- 1733Wikidata
- Medium
- Oil paint on canvasWikidata
- Dimensions
- 45.1 × 57.8 cmWikidata
- Collection
- National Portrait Gallery, City of WestminsterWikidata
- Location
- Beningbrough HallWikidata
- Genre
- group portraitWikidata
- Materials
- oil paint, canvasWikidata
- Inventory no.
- NPG 1556Wikidata
Provenance
Where it has been
- 1909 –National Portrait Galleryhigh confidenceWikidata · collection
Identifiers & sources+
- Wikimedia CommonsFrederick, Prince of Wales, and his sisters by Philip Mercier.jpg
- inventory numberNPG 1556
- WikidataQ28045233
- Fame rank#13799 (1 Wikipedia articles)

