William Beechey — 3D Virtueel Museum
Wandel door een virtuele galerie met 32 werken van William Beechey.
- Admiral Edward Pellew (1757–1833), 1st Viscount Exmouth – kunstprint door William Beechey
- George III (1738–1820), on Horseback – kunstprint door William Beechey
- George III on Horseback – kunstprint door William Beechey
- Mirza Abu'l Hasan Khan, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Persia to the Court of George III
- John Philip Kemble door William Beechey
- Edward George Lind and his Son Montague – kunstprint door William Beechey
- FRERE ET SOEUR – kunstprint door William Beechey
- John Jervis, 1ste Hertog van St Vincent – kunstprint
- Filmer Honywood, William Beechey
- The Sisters, Misses Ann and Augusta Coventry – kunstprint door William Beechey
- John Lamb, Master, Dean of Bristol – kunstprint door William Beechey
- Portrait of the Duchess of York
- Kitty Packe door William Beechey
- Joshua King, Fellow, President, William Beechey
- Joshua King (1798–1857), Fellow (1820–1832), President (1832–1857), William Beechey
- William Paley (1743–1805), Fellow, Prebendary of St Paul's (1794), Author of 'Evidences of Christianity' (1794) (copy of George Romney) – kunstprint door William Beechey
- William Beechey: William Gordon of Fyvie
- Portrait of a Lady – kunstprint
- Thomas James Bulkeley
- Philip Meadows Martineau (1752–1829), Assistant Surgeon Surgeon (1778–1828) – kunstprint door William Beechey
- Matthew Boulton
- Joseph Stannard – kunstprint
- Thomas Collins – kunstprint door William Beechey
- Edward Simeon – kunstprint door William Beechey
- George Maltby, Esq, William Beechey
- Horatio, Viscount Nelson – kunstprint door William Beechey
- John Jervis (1735–1823), 1st Earl St Vincent door William Beechey
- Thomas Paul Sandby (1766–c.1832) door William Beechey
- Sir Philip Stephens (1723–1809), 1st Bt, Secretary to the Admiralty (1763–1795)
- Mark Pringle
- Fletcher Norton, 1st Baron Grantley, Speaker, William Beechey
- Portrait of a Gentleman
William Beechey
Virtueel 3D-museum
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