Sir Henry Raeburn, Scottish, 1756-1823 – Portrait of Lady Elibank Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Sir Henry Raeburn, Scottish, 1756-1823 -- Portrait of Lady Elibank

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- The Falconer [possibly a portrait of William Russell]

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Joshua Reynolds, English, 1723-1792 -- Portrait of Lady Mary O’Brien [later 3rd Countess of Orkney]

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Joshua Reynolds, English, 1723-1792 -- Portrait of Master Bunbury

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, English (born Netherlands), 1836-1912 -- A Reading from Homer

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Peter Lely (Pieter van der Faes), English (active Netherlands), 1618-1680 -- Portrait of James Butler, 12th Earl and 1st Duke of Ormonde

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Thomas Lawrence, English, 1769-1830 -- Portrait of Harriott West (later Mrs. William Woodgate)

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Thomas Lawrence, English, 1769-1830 -- Portrait of Mrs. James Fraser of Castle Fraser

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