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![]() Nell Gwynne was the only one of Charles II's many mistresses to be genuinely popular with the English public. Nell has been credited for persuading the king to build the Royal Hospital Chelsea in London for returning war veterans. |
Item Description Beautifully framed portrait of Nell Gwynne, mistress to King Charles II, who graduated from the streets of London to become one of the most popular comedic actresses of her day. Her irreverance, razor sharp wit and tongue won the hearts of millions, including King Charles II. Portrait engraved by M. Cormack, published by Sir Peter Selu, circa 1903, J. P. Mendoza London. Portrait measures 17" x 20" within a 25" x 29 1/2" gold leaf frame. $595 + shipping/insurance
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