Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood
(1897-1965), Princess Royal; daughter of George VSitter in 298 portraits
The only daughter of George V and Queen Mary, Princess Mary (later Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood) visited hospitals and welfare organisations extensively with her mother during the First World War. Princess Mary's Gift Fund also provided Christmas boxes for all British troops in 1914. After a nursing course in 1918, Princess Mary worked at Great Ormond Street Hospital and in 1926 was appointed Commandant in Chief of British Red Cross Detachments.
by Frederick William Ralph
albumen print, 1901
NPG P1700(57a)
Royal Group including King George V and four of his children
by Lafayette
glossy purple brown-toned bromide print on green mount, 9 November 1902
NPG P500
The Royal Family at Buckingham Palace, 1913
by Sir John Lavery
oil on canvas, 1913
On display in Room 19 on Floor 2 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 1745
by Robert Milne
enamelled albumen print, September 1898
NPG x8492
Queen Victoria with her great-grandchildren
by Hughes & Mullins
albumen panel card, 1900
NPG x6052
by Alice Hughes
modern platinum print, circa 1900
NPG x76713
'The Duchess of York with Princes Edward and Albert and Princess Mary'
by Alice Hughes
bromide print, circa 1900
NPG x199339
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra with the children of King George V
by Frederick William Ralph, published by London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company
albumen cabinet card, 1901
NPG x29773
by Robert Milne
vintage print, published March 1901
NPG x26025
by Elliott & Fry
bromide print, 1901
NPG x26026
Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood
by Alice Hughes
halftone reproduction tear sheet, published 6 April 1901
NPG x136869
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra with the children of King George V
by Frederick William Ralph, published by London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company
albumen cabinet card, 1901
NPG x197447
Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood
by Lafayette
bromide print, November 1902
NPG Ax26452
Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood
by Lafayette
bromide print, 1902
NPG Ax29316
Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood
by Lafayette
bromide print, 1902
NPG Ax29317
Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood; Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester with their nanny
by Lafayette
bromide print, 1902
NPG Ax29318
by Lafayette
bromide print, 9 November 1902
NPG Ax29373
Royal Group including King George V and four of his children
by Lafayette
bromide print, 9 November 1902
NPG Ax29382
Royal Group including King George V and four of his children
by Lafayette
bromide print, 9 November 1902
NPG x47140
'From the cares of Empire to the joys of home - Edward VII and his grandchildren, Balmoral Castle'
by James Edward Ellam, published by Underwood & Underwood
albumen stereoscopic card, Autumn 1902
NPG x197232
Related People
- Queen Alexandra (grandmother)
- Princess Alexandra, Lady Ogilvy (niece)
- King Edward VII (grandfather)
- Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor (King Edward VIII) (brother)
- Queen Elizabeth II (niece)
- King George V (father)
- King George VI (brother)
- Prince George, Duke of Kent (brother)
- Henry George Charles Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood (husband)
- George Henry Hubert Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood (son)
- Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester (brother)
- Prince John (brother)
- Prince Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick, Duke of Kent (nephew)
- Hon. Gerald David Lascelles (son)
- Henry Ulick Lascelles (grandson)
- Princess Margaret (niece)
- Queen Mary (mother)
- Prince Michael of Kent (nephew)
- Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester (nephew)
- Queen Victoria (grandmother)
- Prince William of Gloucester (nephew)
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