Henry Frederick (1594-1612), Prince of Wales. Elder son of James I, Portrait of Henry Frederick (1594-1612), Prince of Wales. Elder son of Jacobus I. Bust, in profile to the right, in front of a shell-shaped niche. Part of the portrait thumbnail collection, Henry Frederick (Prince of Wales), Peter Oliver (attributed to), 1604 - 1647, cardboard, metal, glass, h 5.1 cm × w 4.1 cm h 5.7 cm × w 4.1 cm × d 0.8 cm

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Henry Frederick (1594-1612), Prince of Wales. Elder son of James I, Portrait of Henry Frederick (1594-1612), Prince of Wales. Elder son of Jacobus I. Bust, in profile to the right, in front of a shell-shaped niche. Part of the portrait thumbnail collection, Henry Frederick (Prince of Wales), Peter Oliver (attributed to), 1604 - 1647, cardboard, metal, glass, h 5.1 cm × w 4.1 cm h 5.7 cm × w 4.1 cm × d 0.8 cm

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