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Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

(1825-1895), Army officer and royal courtier

Sitter in 9 portraits

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Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, by Walery, published by  Sampson Low & Co - NPG Ax38302

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

by Walery, published by Sampson Low & Co
carbon print, published September 1889
NPG Ax38302

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, by Walery, published by  Sampson Low & Co - NPG x9164

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

by Walery, published by Sampson Low & Co
carbon print, published September 1889
NPG x9164

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, by W. & D. Downey, published by  Cassell & Company, Ltd - NPG Ax14755

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

by W. & D. Downey, published by Cassell & Company, Ltd
carbon print, published 1890
NPG Ax14755

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, by W. & D. Downey, published by  Cassell & Company, Ltd - NPG x12756

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

by W. & D. Downey, published by Cassell & Company, Ltd
carbon print, published 1890
NPG x12756

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby ('Men of the Day. No. 278.'), by Théobald Chartran ('T') - NPG D44112

Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby ('Men of the Day. No. 278.')

by Théobald Chartran ('T')
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 17 March 1883
NPG D44112

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Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby

by W. & D. Downey, published by Cassell & Company, Ltd
carbon print, published 1890
NPG x12757

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