File:Museum of London exhibits 06.jpg
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English: Sir Rowland Hill (about 1495-1561), a distinguished merchant and politician known for his charitable giving. Hill was surveyor-general of London hospitals from 1559-1561. |
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- 16th-century collections of the Museum of London
- Museums in London photographed in 2016
- December 2016 in London
- 2016 in the City of London
- Portrait paintings of men of the United Kingdom
- 16th-century portrait paintings of men at half length
- Tudor portraits
- Renaissance portrait paintings of men with fur clothing
- Renaissance portrait paintings of men wearing black hats