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Batch Mattes NP . Artwork Creator Thomas Lawrence circa Institution Neue Pinakothek object history Ankauf exhibition history credit line Leihgabe der Bayerischen Hypotheken und Wechselbank heute HypoVereinsBank accession number HuW Selfphotographed by Mattes PDold Family portrait paintings by Thomas Lawrence Portraits of

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