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Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater

(1673-1726), Illegitimate daughter of Charles II; wife of 2nd Earl of Derwentwater

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Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater, by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper - NPG D30538

Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater

by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper
mezzotint, circa 1687-1696
NPG D30538

Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater, by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper - NPG D35146

Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater

by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper
mezzotint, circa 1687-1696
NPG D35146

Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater, by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper - NPG D35147

Mary Radcliffe (née Tudor), Countess of Derwentwater

by Bernard Lens (II), after Jan van der Vaart, after Willem Wissing, published by Edward Cooper
mezzotint, circa 1687-1696
NPG D35147

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