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Biagio Rebecca

1735 - 1808

Biagio Rebecca ARA, né en 1735 et mort le 22 février 1808 à Londres, est un peintre d'histoire et d'ornements.

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Group of Three Young Women, , Biagio Rebecca

Group of Three Young Women

Jupiter with Mercury, Venus and Cupid, 1787, Biagio Rebecca

Jupiter with Mercury, Venus and Cupid

Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk

Margaret Audley (1540–1564), Duchess of Norfolk, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Margaret Audley (1540–1564), Duchess of Norfolk

Thomas Audley, Lord Audley, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Thomas Audley, Lord Audley

The Honourable Anne Griffin, Mrs Whitwell, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

The Honourable Anne Griffin, Mrs Whitwell

Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk

Sir John Griffin Griffin, 4th Lord Howard de Walden, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Sir John Griffin Griffin, 4th Lord Howard de Walden

Theophilus Howard, 2nd Earl of Suffolk, 1774, Biagio Rebecca

Theophilus Howard, 2nd Earl of Suffolk

Wall Hanging of an Italianate Landscape, 1786, Biagio Rebecca

Wall Hanging of an Italianate Landscape

Wall Hanging of an Italianate Landscape, 1786, Biagio Rebecca

Wall Hanging of an Italianate Landscape

Henry VIII (1491–1547), 1786, Biagio Rebecca

Henry VIII (1491–1547)

Elizabeth I (1533–1603), 1786, Biagio Rebecca

Elizabeth I (1533–1603)

Chimney Board, , Biagio Rebecca

Chimney Board, , Biagio Rebecca

Chimney Board, , Biagio Rebecca

Chimney Board, , Biagio Rebecca

The Dukes of Northumberland and Suffolk Entreating Lady Jane Grey to Accept the Crown (after Giovann, , Biagio Rebecca

The Dukes of Northumberland and Suffolk Entreating Lady Jane Grey to Accept the Crown (after Giovann

Queen Eleanor sucking the Poison from her Husband King Edward I's Wound (after Kauffman), 1790, Biagio Rebecca

Queen Eleanor sucking the Poison from her Husband King Edward I's Wound (after Kauffman)

Elizabeth Woodville, later Queen, the Widow of Sir John Grey, imploring King Edward IV to restore he, 1781, Biagio Rebecca

Elizabeth Woodville, later Queen, the Widow of Sir John Grey, imploring King Edward IV to restore he