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Charles I in Three Positions, by Anthony van Dyck

Charles I in Three Positions

Anthony van Dyck, 1635

For now, just to look at

The photograph we have of this work is not sharp enough to print at the quality we want, so we are not selling it for now. We are looking for a better one.

About the work

Artist
Anthony van Dyck
Date
1635
Medium
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
84,5 × 99,7 cm
Collection
Royal Collection (currently at Windsor Castle)
Reference
XDV-0264

What the museum label doesn't tell you

Bernini never met Charles I in person: he sculpted the royal bust based solely on this canvas by Van Dyck sent to Rome, and the resulting bust was later destroyed in a palace fire in 1698, so today it is known only through copies and engravings.

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