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(#1) King Henry VIII by Peter Isselburg and Cornelis Metsys, 1646
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(#2) Archduchess Maria Anna of Bavaria by an Unknown Artist, c. 1600
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(#3) King Charles II of Spain by Luca Giordano, 1693
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(#4) Queen Elizabeth I of England by William Rogers, 1595-1603
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(#5) King James II of Scotland by an Unknown Artist, 15th Century
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(#6) King Charles II of Spain by Juan Carreño de Miranda, c. 1677-1679
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(#7) Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, by Stuart Pearson Wright, 2004
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(#8) King George III of Great Britain by Henry Meyer, 181
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(#9) Emperor Leopold I of the Holy Roman Empire by Jan Thomas, 1667
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(#10) Emperor Leopold I of the Holy Roman Empire by Benjamin von Block, c. 1670
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(#11) Emperor Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire by Bernhard Strigel, 15th/16th Century
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(#12) Queen Elizabeth I of England by an Unknown Artist, 16th Century
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(#13) Queen Elizabeth I of England by an Unknown Artist, c. 1610
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(#14) King Philip IV of Spain by Gaspar de Crayer, 1627-28
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(#15) King James I of England by Arnold van Brounckhorst, c. 1574
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(#16) Danish Royal Family by Thomas Kluge, 2013
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(#17) King Philip IV of Spain by Diego Velázquez, 1643
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(#18) King Ferdinand II of Spain by Michel Sittow, 15th/16th Century
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(#19) King Ferdinand VII of Spain by Francisco Goya, 1815
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(#20) King Frederik VII of Denmark by an Unknown Artist, 19th Century
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(#21) Queen Caroline of the United Kingdom by James Lonsdale, 1820
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(#22) Prince Sergei Golitsyn of Russia by Gio Battista Ortolani Damon, 1800s
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(#23) King Louis XVI of France by Antoine-François Callet, 1788
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(#24) Queen Caroline of the United Kingdom by James Tookey and Friedrich Schroeder, 1795
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(#25) Spanish Royalty, Court, and Commentators by Diego Velázquez, 1656
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(#26) Mary, Queen of Scots, and James I by an Unknown Artist, 16th Century
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Photography has a older history than you think, which can be dated back to the late 1820s. But before the earliest photographic techniques were invented, the painting was the most efficient way to record royal family members, even if some royal portraits took months to complete. In ancient times, royal portraits were the only way to capture the image of the royal families.
However, the beauty of a portrait painting basically depends on the artist's skill, but not always the artist's fault to make a painting look like a nightmare, some royal members maybe ugly in real life. The random tool shows 26 unflattering royal portraits in history.
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