Thought to be Dorothea Jordan. Cross-Channel: British Art in French Public Collections | Peinture, Mode
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Herstory - DORA JORDAN COMIC ACTRESS & ROYAL MISTRESS Waterford / Dublin / London 1762 - 1816 Dorothea Jordan, born Dorothea Bland, was also known as Dora. She took the surname of
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Dorothea Jordan, née Bland (1762-1816), Irish actress, active in England, mistress of William IV of Great Britain, unfinished portrait, born Bland (1761-1816), Irish, actress, working in England, interest in William IV of
Dorothy Jordan. 1761 - 1816. Actress; mistress of William IV (as Nell in The Devil to Pay) | National Galleries of Scotland
William Beechey, Mrs Jordan as Rosalind, 1787. Private Collection, sourced via Tumblr. Her pose is elegiac, bordering languorous, to me… | Portrait, Artist, Painter
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