Stock no. 688546 · Ref. A1948
After Anthony Van Dyke. (1599-1641) Portrait of Charles 1
17th Century
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No longer available- Period
- 17th Century
- Dimensions
- H 21 cm · W 16 cm
- Reference
- A1948
- Stock no.
- 688546
- Status
- Sold
Catalogue note
After Anthony van Dyke, a small oil on panel of Charles 1.Circa 1730.
A very interesting piece which could well have been painted by Van Dyke.
Viewed through a magnifier it's possible to see the intricacy of the costume and the fine detail in the face.
The painting is in very good order for its age. There are no paint losses but a few marks which appear paler in the background
The actual figure has no damage.
The Artist
Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641) was by far the most influential portrait painter ever to have worked in Britain. Born in Antwerp, he trained in the studio of Hendrik van Balen and became Peter Paul Rubens’ most talented assistant before travelling to England to the court of King Charles I, who gave him a knighthood and appointed him Principal Painter.
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A very interesting piece which could well have been painted by Van Dyke.
Viewed through a magnifier it's possible to see the intricacy of the costume and the fine detail in the face.
The painting is in very good order for its age. There are no paint losses but a few marks which appear paler in the background
The actual figure has no damage.
The Artist
Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641) was by far the most influential portrait painter ever to have worked in Britain. Born in Antwerp, he trained in the studio of Hendrik van Balen and became Peter Paul Rubens’ most talented assistant before travelling to England to the court of King Charles I, who gave him a knighthood and appointed him Principal Painter.
We can deliver internationally and accept Paypal and bank transfer.
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