Called ‘Nell’ Eleanor Gwyn (Gwynne) (1651–1687), Peter Lely, between 1630 and 1699

"a portrait of an unknown sitter in yellow dress, white chemise an blue cloak, seated with lamb at her side. The lamb is an attribute for personifications of innocence, gentleness, patience and humility and was also saint agnes's" [1]. Object Type: painting. Genre: portrait. Date: between 1630 and 1699. Place of creation: London. Dimensions: height: 121.9 cm (47.9 in) ; width: 97.8 cm (38.5 in). Medium: oil on canvas. Collection: National Trust. Peter Lely (1618-1680) (after) - Eleanor 'Nell' Gwyn (1651–1687) - 1514020 - National Trust

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Author: After Peter Lely (1618–1680)Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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