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Delve into the lives of British nobility and historical figures with "Biographical Catalogue of the Portraits at Panshanger, the Seat of Earl Cowper, K.G." This meticulously prepared portrait catalog, authored by Mary Louisa Boyle, offers a fascinating glimpse into the art and history preserved within the walls of Panshanger.
Explore a curated collection of portraits, each accompanied by biographical details illuminating the lives and legacies of the individuals depicted. More than just a list, this catalog provides insights into the subjects, artists, and historical context of these captivating works of art.
A valuable resource for researchers, art enthusiasts, and anyone interested in British biography, the book focuses on the captivating collection that once resided at the Earl Cowper's estate. Discover the stories behind the portraits and gain a deeper understanding of Great Britain's rich historical tapestry. This volume serves as both an art historical document and a window into the lives of prominent figures.
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