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Portrait Of A Man
(Paul,
Sire D' Andouins?)
£20.000
The identification of the sitter, Paul, Sire d' Andouins, Vicomte de Louvigny (1520?
- 1562), is based on what seems to be
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Portrait Of A Man Aged
20 (' The Archinto
Portrait') Print
£20.000
The portrait is greatly influenced by Leonardo da Vinci. The identification of the sitter is traditional. The scroll identifies him as 20 years old; Francesco was alive in 1507 & died in 1551. The cryptic monogram, apparently composed of the letters AMPRF, has been taken to mean Am (brosius) Pr (eda) Fecit
- ' Ambrogio de Predis made this'
- but Predis painted in a different style, making this interpretation unlikely.

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Portrait Of A Man Aged
About 45
£20.000
The portrait of a man was once thought to be a portrait of Sir William Boxall, RA (1800
- 1879), Director of the Gallery. It
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Portrait Of A Man And
A Woman
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This portrait was formerly attributed to the Amsterdam painter Thomas de Keyser. It is not of sufficient quality to be by him but may be a copy after one of his works by an unknown painter working in Amsterdam in the 1640s. ...
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Portrait Of A Man
Holding A Letter
('L' Avvocato') Print
£20.000
Create your own bespoke print of Giovanni Battista Moroni’s Portrait of a Man holding a Letter ('L' Avvocato') from our collection. About this painting Portrait of a Man holding a Letter ('L' Avvocato'), about 1570 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1865 With our custom print service, you can order your own fully customised reproduction from the National Gallery Collection & exhibitions. Choose your own size, print material & frames & have your masterpiece delivered straight to your door. ...
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Portrait Of A Man In A
Black Wig
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This is a half-length portrait of an unidentified sitter in an oval surround. It was formerly attributed to Caspar Netscher, but is now recognised as a work by Maes, who painted a number of portraits of this type in his later years. There is another portr ...
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Portrait of a Man in a Large Black Hat
Portrait Of A Man In A
Large Black Hat
£20.000
The sitter, who was once described as Baldassare Castiglione, has not been identified. This portrait was formerly attributed to Savoldo (about 1480/5
- 1548). This has now been rejected & connections with the work of Basaiti (active 1496
- 1530) have al

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Portrait Of A Man In A
Quilted Gown Print
£20.000
The elegant sitter of this portrait is unknown. The statue in the background appears to be based on the so-called ' Farnese Flora' (Naples, Museo Nazionale), but the pose is reversed. The statue was presumably known to van der Werff from an engraving. ...
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Portrait of a Man in Armour
Portrait Of A Man In
Armour
£20.000
The Palazzo Vecchio, seat of the Florentine government, & Loggia dei Lanzi are depicted behind the sitter. He seems to draw his sword
- perhaps to show his eagerness to defend the city. The view

Includes:: Michelangelo's ' David', unveiled on 8 September 15


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Portrait Of A Man In
Armour
£20.000
The sitter was a chevalier (knight) of Saint-Louis, a military Order instituted in 1693, whose insignia is attached to his armour with red ribbon. The portrait may have been cut down from a larger one. ...
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Portrait Of A Man Holding Gloves

With one arm akimbo and one hand firmly holding a pair of gloves, the man in the picture confidently confronts the viewer. The flat planes which describe the head and the bold strokes of the heavily loaded brush emphasise the energetic character of the si
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With one arm akimbo & one hand firmly holding a pair of gloves, the man in the picture confidently confronts the viewer. The flat planes which describe the head & the bold strokes of the heavily loaded brush emphasise the energetic character of the si

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Hand - A part of the body at the end of the arm
Hand - A pointer which indicates time on a clock face
Energetic - A fast pace.
Brush - A tool with a handle and bristles set into a block to preen.
Head - The upper part of a body typically separated by the neck.

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