File:William IV in 1837 by his daughter Sophia.jpg

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English: Watercolor painting of William IV of the United Kingdom, painted in 1837 by his illegitimate daughter Sophia de L'Isle and Dudley, shortly before her death.
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Author Sophia Sidney, Baroness De L'Isle and Dudley (died April 1837)


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