Frontispiece from the "Iconography"
Anthony van Dyck · late 17th century · Pen and iron gall ink on cream laid paper
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Marked public domain (CC0) by the Art Institute of Chicago.
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About this picture
Frontispiece from the "Iconography" is a public-domain drawing by Anthony van Dyck, dated late 17th century. Pen and iron gall ink on cream laid paper. The file comes from Art Institute of Chicago.
“Frontispiece from the "Iconography"” (late 17th century) is a portrait in Van Dyck’s court manner: an elegant pose, with the hands often as finished as the face.
About the artist
Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641) was a Flemish portrait painter, trained near Rubens, who became court painter to Charles I in London. The pose is elegant and the hands are often as finished as the face.
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