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Felicity Lowde's Research

A brief outline of my research based at special branch and the national archives into the lost epoque, the whitechapel murders and walter sickert's artwork. my computer hard drives are currently unlawflly confiscated and withheld by the metropolitan police. the chief commissioner of the metropolis seeks an injunction order against me at chancery lane to prevent me from communicating my discoveries.

Sunday, 11 November 2007

The Lady with the Rose


Lady with the Rose (Charlotte Louise Burckhardt), 1882 John Singer Sargent (American, 1856–1925) Oil on canvas; 84 x 44 3/4 in. (213.4 x 113.7 cm) Bequest of Valerie B. Hadden, 1932 (32.154). The white rose stood for the Stuart associations and societies, very fashionable among the aristocracy in the 1880's.
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      • The coach and horses
      • The article in the Evening Standard 1888
      • Catharine and John Kelly
      • King of the Fenians at Goodwood
      • The Lady with the Rose
      • Carnations and Roses
      • Bedstead
      • The Telegraph Boys
      • Jo's clothing
      • Sickert and the Vatican
      • Lionheart
      • The Prince and the Pauper - The Lost Prince and hi...
      • Police Chief John Littlechild, Special Branch, and...
      • The Lost Prince...Stuart Ancestry
      • Walter Sickert's secret work- The Face of Genius
      • No Ordinary Love - the Lost Prince - Eddy's Letter...
      • Dublinesque
      • Walter Sickert and Catharine Eddowes
      • Pictures of Prince Eddy's child, 'The Lost Prince'...
      • This Love

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