Portraits of Royalty

Last Updated 7 May 2004

Permission to reproduce prints granted by Jack Gumpert Wasserman. All prints not labelled as from another source are from the collections of William H. Helfand and Jack Gumpert Wasserman. See The End of an English Royal Marriage! George IV and the Trial of Queen Caroline for Adulterous Intercourse: An Exhibition from the Collections of William H. Helfand and Jack Gumpert Wasserman, January 22 - March 21, 1997. New York: The Grolier Club, 1997.

	Princess Sophia, younger sister of the Prince of Wales. This engraving was published in the 1792 volume of the Lady's Magazine.
	Princess Sopia Augusta, another sister of the Prince of Wales. This engraving was published in the 1793 volume of the Lady's Magazine.
	Princess Augusta; this image was published in the February 1808 issue of La Belle Assemblée.
	George, The Prince of Wales (1801) in uniform of the 10th Light Dragoons.
	Print of Queen Caroline (1820). The Queen wears a turban with a lace veil over a dress with a v-necked ruff.
	Engraving of King George IV and Queen Caroline by Lewis Marks, June 1821. The King and Queen are in court dress which is made to reveal their bodies both suggesting their sexual indiscretions and their indulgence in corporeal pleasures.

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