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103 Results found for ursula mcgeogh ursula mcgeogh

St Ursula Announces To Her Father Her Departure On A Pilgrimage To Rome

St Ursula Announces To Her Father Her Departure On A Pilgrimage To Rome

St. Ursula Bidding Farewell To Her Parents

St. Ursula Bidding Farewell To Her Parents

Martyrdom Of St. Ursula And The 11,000 Virgins

Martyrdom Of St. Ursula And The 11,000 Virgins

Veneration Of St. Ursula

Veneration Of St. Ursula

Maria Bland as Josephine, Ursula Booth as Winifred and John Bannister as Walter

Maria Bland as Josephine, Ursula Booth as Winifred and John Bannister as Walter

Ursula woodcock , lady cust

Ursula woodcock , lady cust

First Wife, Ursula de Baisieux

First Wife, Ursula de Baisieux

Sarah Ursula Rose

Sarah Ursula Rose

Mrs Ursula Irvine (1814–1895), and Daughter Jessie Irvine (1848–1932)

Mrs Ursula Irvine (1814–1895), and Daughter Jessie Irvine (1848–1932)

The Vision of St Ursula (detail) (after Vittore Carpaccio)

The Vision of St Ursula (detail) (after Vittore Carpaccio)

Portrait of a Sister of Ralph Stawel Dutton, as a Child (possibly Blanche Mary Stukely, Joane Mary or Ursula Mary Lavinia Dutton, b.1896)

Portrait of a Sister of Ralph Stawel Dutton, as a Child (possibly Blanche Mary Stukely, Joane Mary or Ursula Mary Lavinia Dutton, b.1896)

Mrs Ursula Irvine (1814–1895)

Mrs Ursula Irvine (1814–1895)

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