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Archbishop Laud Dyck, Anthony van (painter)

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Title/s	Archbishop Laud
Maker/s	Dyck, Anthony van (painter) [ULAN info: Flemish artist, 1599-1641]
Category	painting
Name	painting
School/Style	Flemish
Production Notes	Formerly 'Studio of van Dyck'.
Technique Description	oil on canvas
Dimensions	height: (canvas): 121.6 cm width: (canvas): 97.1 cm
Date	circa 1635 to 1637
Provenance	bequeathed: Shannon, Charles Haslewood 1937 (Filtered for: Paintings, Drawings and Prints) Anon. sale, Christie's, 30 January 1920 (267); coll. Charles Ricketts and C.H. Shannon
Inscriptions/Marks	label Position: verso Method: MS Content: L 783 / Graham Picture (which might perhaps be 50 years old) label Position: verso, stretcher Method: printed Content: Agnew's, Bond St. & Manchester, no. 6992
Documentation	(2005) Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum, London: Scala [page: 50] Gerson, Horst (1960) Catalogue of Paintings in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Vol. I, Dutch and Flemish, Cambridge (Cambs.) [page: 37-38] [comments: Pl. 18.] Jaffé, Michael 'Van Dyck Studies I: The portrait of Archbishop Laud', London? [page: 600-607] Source title: Burlington Magazine (1982) [comments: Reproduced with details.]
Accession Number	2043 (Paintings, Drawings and Prints) (Reference Number: 3189; Input Date: 2000-03-23 / Last Edit: 2011-07-22)

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Archbishop Laud

Dyck, Anthony van (painter)