File:Charles V visits François Ier after the Battle of Pavia.jpg

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Charles V visits François Ier after the Battle of Pavia (watercolor on paper)

Date

circa 1827

Source

Obtained from the Wallace Collection

Author

Richard Parkes Bonington (1802–1828)
Description	British painter
Date of birth/death	25 October 1802	23 September 1828
Location of birth/death	Arnold bei Nottingham	London
Work location	Paris, Normandie, London, Venice
Authority control	WorldCat

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