Pope Leo XII (Annibale Sermattei della Genga)
(1760-1829), Pope 1823-1829Sitter in 11 portraits
by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published circa February 1829
NPG D48728
possibly by (Isaac) Robert Cruikshank, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published March 1829
NPG D48735
by John Phillips, published by S. Gans
hand-coloured etching, published March 1829
NPG D48736
'How to Keep One's Place. AD. 1833.'
by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published March 1829
NPG D48738
'How to have a Cabinet United in everlasting Bonds'
published by George Humphrey
hand-coloured etching, published March 1829
NPG D48741
by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published 19 March 1829
NPG D48743
'The Constitution of John Bull destroyed by the combined Efforts of the Burkites'
by John Phillips, published by George Humphrey
hand-coloured etching, published April 1829
NPG D48744
'Burkeing the Constitution of England!!!!!'
published by John Field
hand-coloured etching, published circa April 1829
NPG D48750
possibly by John Phillips, after George Humphrey
hand-coloured etching, published 29 May 1829
NPG D48769
by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published 5 June 1829
NPG D48778
by William Heath, published by Thomas McLean
hand-coloured etching, published circa February 1829
NPG D48872
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