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Attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts II Portrait of an Unknown Lady
c.1595
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Portrait of an Unknown Lady c.1595: Attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts II
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Portrait of a Man in Classical Dress, possibly Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke c.1610: By Marcus Gheeraerts II
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Portrait of a Woman in Red 1620: By Marcus Gheeraerts II
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Portrait of Mary Rogers, Lady Harington 1592: By Marcus Gheeraerts II
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Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee 1594: By Marcus Gheeraerts II
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Prisoners of love: Early bondage
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