Princess Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart (1692–1712), Daughter of James VII and II

Image credit: National Galleries of Scotland

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In 1688 King James VII and II fled into exile with his family, eventually settling in the French royal palace of St Germain, near Paris. There, in

National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Title

Princess Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart (1692–1712), Daughter of James VII and II

Date

1704

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 73 x W 59 cm

Accession number

PG 1216

Acquisition method

purchased, 1934

Work type

Painting

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