Stock Photo: Benedetto Gennari Elizabeth Panton Painting At Tate Britain Art Museum, Westminster , London
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Elizabeth Panton is portrayed, in a statement of her Catholicism, as St Catherine of Alexandria, holding a martyr`s palm and the spiked wheel on which, according to legend, St Catherine`s body was broken. This theme is seen in portraits of Charles II`s queen, Catherine of Braganza, some twenty-five years earlier. It was a popular subject with English court sitters.
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