File:Philip Alexius de Laszlo-Princess Elizabeth of York, Currently Queen Elizabeth II of England,1933.jpg

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Description

Philip Alexius de Laszlo: Princess Elizabeth of York, currently Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, painted when she was seven years old (1933)

Date

1933

Source

http://www.jssgallery.org/Other_Artists/Philip_Alexius_de_Laszlo/Princess_Elizabeth_of_York.htm

Author



Description	Hungarian painter
Date of birth/death	30 April 1869	22 November 1937
Location of birth/death	Budapest, Hungary	London, United Kingdom
Authority control	WorldCat

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See (a print of the image from Mid-Week Pictorial (1914-1937), an American weekly of news pictures, labelled with the date 1933) showing that it was published in the United States in 1933. Since the original painting is itself dated 1933, simultaneous publication in the US within 30 days is likely. Didn't find in copyright renewal records.

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