Prince Andrew, Duke of York
(1960-), Second son of Queen Elizabeth IISitter associated with 38 portraits
Artist of 5 portraits
Prince Andrew, The Queen's second son, married Miss Sarah Ferguson in 1986 who he later divorced. The Prince was created Duke of York on the day of their wedding.
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1480
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1481
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1482
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1483
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, July 1962
NPG P1626
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, July 1962
NPG P1627
Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, July 1962
NPG P1628
Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
C-type colour print, July 1962
NPG P1629
Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, July 1962
NPG P1630
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, July 1962
NPG P1631
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Queen Elizabeth II
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
C-type colour print, July 1962
NPG P1632
Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Prince Edward; Queen Elizabeth II
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, May 1964
NPG P1486
Prince Edward; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
C-type colour print, March 1966
NPG P1634
Prince Edward; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, March 1966
NPG P1635
Queen Elizabeth II and her family
by Patrick Lichfield
bromide print, November 1967
NPG P1577
Queen Elizabeth II and her family
by Desmond Groves
bromide print, 12 April 1971
NPG P1543
Queen Elizabeth II and her family
by Desmond Groves
C-type colour print, April 12 1971
NPG P1545
Queen Elizabeth II and her family
by Desmond Groves
C-type colour print, 12 April 1971
NPG P1547
Queen Elizabeth II and her family
by Patrick Lichfield
C-type colour print, Summer 1972
NPG P1578
Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip; Prince Edward; Prince Andrew, Duke of York
by Godfrey Argent
C-type colour print, October 1974
NPG P1411
Related People
- Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark (grandmother)
- Prince Andrew of Greece (grandfather)
- Princess Anne (sister)
- Prince Charles (brother)
- Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (father)
- Prince Edward Antony Richard Louis, Earl of Wessex (brother)
- Queen Elizabeth II (mother)
- Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (grandmother)
- Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex (nephew)
- Princess Margaret (aunt)
- Peter Mark Andrew Phillips (nephew)
- Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips (niece)
- Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (nephew)
- Sarah Margaret (née Ferguson), Duchess of York (wife)
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