In this collection

Portrait of Mrs Hale
Mary Hale was the sister-in-law of the 1st Earl of Harewood.

Portrait of Louisa, 3rd Countess of Harewood
This portrait depicts Louisa, 3rd Countess of Harewood.

Portrait of Henry Lascelles, 2nd Earl of Harewood
This portrait depicts Henry Lascelles, the 2nd Earl of Harewood, standing in the Harewood landscape.

Portrait of David Harewood OBE
David Harewood MBE is a British actor, writer and activist. He is the current President of the Royal Academy of…

Portrait of Arthur France MBE
Arthur France MBE is a senior community leader in Leeds and founder of the Leeds West Indian Carnival, the oldest authentic…

Portrait of Lady Harrington
Lady Harrington (or Jane Fleming as she was known when this portrait was painted) is depicted by Reynolds as a…

Portrait of Edwin Lascelles
This portrait depicts Edwin Lascelles (1712 – 1795), the builder of Harewood House.

Princess Mary on Portumna
Princess Mary was a talented horsewoman and is shown here riding her favourite horse, Portumna.
Collections
Objects on display
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