Henrietta Greville
Henrietta Greville, née Vernon, was an English noblewoman who became the Countess of Warwick upon her marriage to George Greville, the 2nd Earl of Warwick, in 1776. She is notably recognized for her association with the artist George Romney, who painted her multiple times during the late 18th century. Henrietta was known for her beauty and grace, and her portraits often depicted her in intimate settings with her children. Her connections to influential figures of her time, including her brother-in-law Charles Greville, helped establish her as a prominent figure in British society.
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Henrietta Greville was the Countess of Warwick and is depicted in a preliminary portrait related to the discovered design.
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Henrietta Greville, Countess of Warwick, is depicted in a sketch by George Romney.
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