Miranda' Angelica Kauffman John Crome Claude de Jongh George Morland Anthony van Dyck William Larkin J. M. W. Turner Arthur Boyd Houghton François Boucher Thomas Lawrence, 'Miss Murray' Henry Raeburn George Romney Jan Baptist Weenix Joseph Wright of Derby Most of the works were acquired by Iveagh in the 1880s–1890s and are mainly Old Master portraits, landscapes and 17th century Dutch and Flemish works and British artists. Others were not part of the Iveagh Bequest but were added to the collection after his death because of a connection with Kenwood House. There is also a collection of shoe buckles, jewellery and portrait miniatures. In 2002, a selection of the Suffolk Collection of Stuart portraits was moved to Kenwood from Ranger's House, Greenwich. In 2012, an exhibition of works from the art collection, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: The Treasures of Kenwood House, London began a tour of museums in the United States while Kenwood House was undergoing renovations; many of the works had never been outside Britain. The exhibit opened 6 June 2013 in Little Rock, Arkansas at the Arkansas Arts Center. Cultural references The house was the subject of a Margaret Calkin James poster in the 1930s, seen by many commuters on the London Underground. The 1999 British feature film Notting Hill had a scene filmed here. The 1995 British feature film Sense and Sensibility had scenes filmed here. Many scenes in the 2013 film Belle, in which William Murray figures as a character, are set in the house or its grounds, although filmed elsewhere. A scene from the 2016 novel Swing Time by Zadie Smith is set on the grounds of the estate. References Citations Sources The Buildings of England London 4: North. Bridget Cherry and Nikolaus Pevsner. . Kenwood: The Iveagh Bequest. Julius Bryant. (English Heritage publication). George III. Andrew Roberts. (2021) Allen Lane. . External links English Heritage website for the house 'The Iconic Art of Kenwood House' on Google Arts & Culture Houses in Hampstead Art museums and galleries in London Gardens in London Country houses in London Historic house museums in London Museums in the London Borough of Camden English Heritage sites in London Grade I listed houses in London Grade I listed buildings in the London Borough of Camden Grade I listed museum buildings Former private collections in the United Kingdom Clan Murray Georgian architecture in the London Borough of Camden Neoclassical architecture in