What would the effects on the arts be of a surviving duke of Gloucester (son of Queen Anne) and a Oldenburg-Gloucester dynasty? I ask because the Baroque in English art was cut short by Anne's death, and with the Hanoverian accession - baroque/rococo were stifled (viewed as too French, ergo too Catholic and too Stuart/Jacobite) in favor of Palladianism. Also, Händel was already in London, but many English composers of this period - Arne, Brookes, Sam Wesley, Linley and Shaw etc - were passed over in favor oc Händel, Herschel and JC Bach