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Anne Bracegirdle

(1663?-1748), Actress

Sitter associated with 7 portraits

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'The Indian Queen' (Anne Bracegirdle), by William Vincent, published by John Smith - NPG D19498

'The Indian Queen' (Anne Bracegirdle)

by William Vincent, published by John Smith
mezzotint, circa 1685-1695
NPG D19498

'The Empress of China' (possibly Anne Bracegirdle), published by Bernard Lens (II) - NPG D789

'The Empress of China' (possibly Anne Bracegirdle)

published by Bernard Lens (II)
mezzotint, late 17th or early 18th century
NPG D789

'An Indian Queen' (possibly Anne Bracegirdle), published by Bernard Lens (II) - NPG D790

'An Indian Queen' (possibly Anne Bracegirdle)

published by Bernard Lens (II)
mezzotint, late 17th or early 18th century
NPG D790

possibly Anne Bracegirdle, after Unknown artist - NPG D791

possibly Anne Bracegirdle

after Unknown artist
mezzotint, late 17th century
NPG D791

Anne Bracegirdle, after William Vincent - NPG D788

Anne Bracegirdle

after William Vincent
mezzotint, early 18th century
NPG D788

possibly Anne Bracegirdle, after Unknown artist - NPG D792

possibly Anne Bracegirdle

after Unknown artist
mezzotint, 18th century
NPG D792

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'The Indian Queen' (Anne Bracegirdle)

published by Edward Cooper
mezzotint, published circa 1700-1725
NPG D19499

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