Yes, apart from Drouais' Pompadour, now in the National Gallery and a rather nice painting I discovered per chance in the Ashmolean last year. It still irritates me that James Gallagham's government paid almost as much for the Drouais as they could have paid for the entire house and collection because that horrible woman Baroness Burke said "a collection assmebled by a German Jew is not part of the nation's heritage" nasty piece of work she was. - I can't remember how to spell her name, but she has a wiki article somewhere; I must edit it sometime.