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| DescriptionMary Queen of Scots by Nicholas Hilliard 1578.jpg |
Miniature of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
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Original 1578-9 |
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Cropped from File:MaryQOSmin1.jpg |
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Nicholas Hilliard (1547–1619)   |
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English painter
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circa 1547 |
7 January 1619 |
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English: Exeter, Devon, England
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London |
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London |
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