David Wilkie — 3D Virtueel Museum
Wandel door een virtuele galerie met 32 werken van David Wilkie.
- Queen victoria – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- The First Council of Queen Victoria – catalogusrecord
- Augustus, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), David Wilkie
- Self-Portrait
- The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- The Pedlar – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Ceres in search of Proserpine – catalogusrecord
- A Woody Landscape
- Washington Irving in the Archives of Seville – catalogusrecord
- Nelson sealing the Copenhagen letter – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Maria Arabella, Marchioness of Lansdowne and her Page
- The blind violinist – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Hartley Coleridge (1796–1849), as a Boy door David Wilkie
- Sir David Wilkie – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Chelsea Pensioners Receiving the Gazette Announcing the Battle of Waterloo – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Sketch for 'The Reading of a Will' – catalogusrecord
- Reading a Tract – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- The Gypsy Mother – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Distraining for Rent, David Wilkie
- Study of a Head for 'The Rabbit on the Wall' door David Wilkie
- Portrait of a Young Man – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Prince Charles of Leiningen (1804-1856) – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- A Roman Princess Washing the Feet of Pilgrims – catalogusrecord
- David Wilkie: Sir Alexander Keith
- The Gentle Shepherd
- Portrait of Daniel O'Connell as Governor of the National Bank – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Study for 'The First Council of Queen Victoria' – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Sir William Knighton (1776-1836) – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- Matthias Prime Lucas, Lord Mayor of London (1827)
- King William IV – catalogusrecord door David Wilkie
- John Knox Dispensing the Sacrament at Calder House, David Wilkie
- Queen Victoria (1819–1901), in Robes of State – catalogusrecord
David Wilkie
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