Elizabeth Woodville, widow of Edward IV, parting with her younger son, the Duke of York when Elizabeth learned that the Prince of Wales had fallen into the power of his uncle, the Duke of Gloucester 1893

CALDERON, Philip Hermogenes - Creator

Artwork Elizabeth Woodville, widow of Edward IV, parting with her younger son, the Duke of York when Elizabeth learned that the Prince of Wales had fallen into the power of his uncle, the Duke of Gloucester this artwork made of Oil on canvas, created in 1893-01-01

Accession No.: 1:0045
Date Created: 1893
Gallery location: Not on public display
Department: International Art
Dimensions A: 173 x 260.2cm
Media Category: Painting
Secondary Media Category: oil
Medium: Oil on canvas
Credit Line: Purchased 1900

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