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The reception of the English Ambassador to the Porte, Sir Robert Ainslie, by Alexandru Vodă Moruzzi of Wallachia (1794) at the Prince’s Palace in Bucharest (engraving by Luigi Mayer, from the album ‘Views of the Ottoman Empire’, p.19 (BAR, the Engravings Department, cota Dr GE 18 Watts W.1) Photograph of Maria Rosetti, the Engravings Department, the Library of the Romanian Academy The portrait of Maria Rosetti, Constantin Daniel Rosenthal, oil on canvas, 1850, in the collection of the National Museum of Art of Romania, the Gallery of Romanian Modern Art Revolutionary Romania, oil on canvas, 1850, in the collection of the National Museum of Art of Romania, the Gallery of Romanian Modern Art Photograph of C. A. Rosetti”s house from Bulevardul Carol, the Engravings Department, the Library of the Romanian Academy Post card, Bucharest, Calea Victoriei, Pasajul Român, 1896 Photograph by Ludwig Angerer, View from ‘Dintr-o zi’ Church, including Mazar Pașa’s house, 1856, the Engravings Department, the Library of the Romanian Academy Photography of Mazar Pașa, published in Pe aripile timpului, Ștefan Petre Kirson, an interwiew with Sybille Manu-Chrissoveloni Princess Maria of Romania Photograph of Queen Marie at Cotroceni Ivor Porter - photograph (source: The Telegraph) Ivor Porter in 2011 Bucharest in 1868, aquarelle by Preziosi, the Engravings Department, the Library of the Romanian Academy The map of Bucharest, 1899 British Council office at 14, Calea Dorobanților House, 12 (now 14), Calea Dorobanților, main facade The British Embassy in Bucharest at 24, Jules Michelet Street Golescu-Grant manor house / Belvedere Palace Cotroceni Palace - the north wing Queen Marie’s room, Cotroceni Palace Deed of donation of a land parcel situated near Grădina Icoanei park, for the construction of the Anglican Church. Bucharest City Hall Archives, Technical Department – file no. 156/1899-1901. Donation request for the land parcel near Grădina Icoanei, for the construction of the Anglican Church. Bucharest City Hall Archives, Technical Department – file no. 156/1899-1901. Anglican Church Anglican Church Building at 36, Spătarului Street - this is where Ivor Porter and other British people lived in 1941, in Mrs. Arditti’s flat. House at 3, Boteanu Street, this is where the Anglo-Rumanian Society had its office (1927-1939)

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