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<p><i>Anne, Lady Pope with her children</i>, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger. Anne (Hopton), Lady Pope (1561-1625), Wife of Henry, 3rd Baron Wentworth and later of Sir William Pope of Wroxton, later 1st Earl of Downe, with her three children, Thomas, Henry and Jane, from her first marriage to Henry, 3rd Baron of Wentworth. Oil on canvas, 80 1/4 in. x 47 7/8 in. (2036 mm x 1217 mm). See source website for additional information.
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