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English: Painted by Alexander Nasmyth in 1788. Mary Primrose is second from the right. Mary Primrose would later become Mary Shepherd, a Scottish philosopher.
From left to right: Charlotte Primrose, Mary (nee Vincent) Primrose Sr., Neil Primrose, Archibald Primrose, Francis Primrose, Mary Primrose Jr., and Arabella Primrose. There is a minor blemish in the portrait where Hester Amelia, who only lived to be 9 months old, was painted out. |
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| Source | https://www.lyonandturnbull.com/news/article/the-fine-portraiture-of-alexander-nasmyth/ |
| Author | Alexander Nasmyth |
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