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Elizabeth Woodville

(circa 1437-1492), Queen of Edward IV

Sitter in 13 portraits


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'The Kings and Queens of England: From the Conquest to Queen Victoria', by Henry Hering - NPG Ax131392

'The Kings and Queens of England: From the Conquest to Queen Victoria'

by Henry Hering
albumen carte-de-visite photomontage, 1862
NPG Ax131392

Elizabeth Woodville, by John Faber Sr - NPG D16278

Elizabeth Woodville

by John Faber Sr
mezzotint, late 17th or early 18th century
NPG D16278

Elizabeth Woodville, by John Faber Sr - NPG D23805

Elizabeth Woodville

by John Faber Sr
mezzotint, early 18th century
NPG D23805

King Edward IV and others, by Grignion - NPG D23941

King Edward IV and others

by Grignion
line engraving, probably 18th century
NPG D23941

Elizabeth Woodville, by John Faber Sr - NPG D18869

Elizabeth Woodville

by John Faber Sr
mezzotint, circa 1700-1725
NPG D18869

Elizabeth Woodville, by Johann Gottlieb Facius, or by Georg Siegmund Facius, after Thomas Kerrich - NPG D23802

Elizabeth Woodville

by Johann Gottlieb Facius, or by Georg Siegmund Facius, after Thomas Kerrich
stipple engraving, late 18th century
NPG D23802

Elizabeth Woodville, after Unknown artist - NPG D23804

Elizabeth Woodville

after Unknown artist
etching, late 18th century
NPG D23804

Elizabeth Woodville, by William Nelson Gardiner, published by Edward Harding - NPG D23803

Elizabeth Woodville

by William Nelson Gardiner, published by Edward Harding
stipple engraving, published 1 February 1790
NPG D23803

Elizabeth Woodville, by Georg Siegmund Facius, published by William Richardson, after Thomas Kerrich - NPG D19617

Elizabeth Woodville

by Georg Siegmund Facius, published by William Richardson, after Thomas Kerrich
stipple engraving, published 1 August 1803
NPG D19617

Elizabeth Woodville, by William Derby, after Unknown artist - NPG D23062a

Elizabeth Woodville

by William Derby, after Unknown artist
pencil, pen and ink, circa 1839-1842
NPG D23062a

'Statues in St Stephen's Hall and the Central Hall', New Palace of Westminster, published by Illustrated London News - NPG D47366

'Statues in St Stephen's Hall and the Central Hall', New Palace of Westminster

published by Illustrated London News
wood engraving, published 4 February 1854
NPG D47366

'Statues in the New Palace at Westminster', published by Illustrated London News - NPG D47365

'Statues in the New Palace at Westminster'

published by Illustrated London News
wood engraving, published 10 February 1855
NPG D47365

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Elizabeth Woodville

by John Faber Sr
mezzotint, circa 1700-1725
NPG D20089

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