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DANIEL MYTENS THE ELDER #225,390

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Selected Works8

Museum Acquisitions

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‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘Cookmaid with Still Life of Vegetables and Fruit‘, Sir Nathaniel Bacon, c.1620–5 | Tate
‘Cookmaid with Still Life of Vegetables and Fruit‘, Sir Nathaniel Bacon, c.1620–5 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘Distant View of York‘, Alexander Keirincx, 1639 | Tate
‘Distant View of York‘, Alexander Keirincx, 1639 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘Portrait of a Man in a Slashed Black Doublet‘, attributed to Sir William Segar, c.1605 | Tate
‘Portrait of a Man in a Slashed Black Doublet‘, attributed to Sir William Segar, c.1605 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘Portrait of Sir Thomas Pope, Later 3rd Earl of Downe‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1635 | Tate
‘Portrait of Sir Thomas Pope, Later 3rd Earl of Downe‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1635 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘The Cholmondeley Ladies‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1600–10 | Tate
‘The Cholmondeley Ladies‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1600–10 | Tate
In museum collection
Tate
‘Portrait of John Fleming, 2nd Earl of Wigtown‘, Adam de Colone, 1625 | Tate
‘Portrait of John Fleming, 2nd Earl of Wigtown‘, Adam de Colone, 1625 | Tate
In museum collection
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‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Tate St Ives · St Ives, Cornwall, United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Tate Liverpool · Liverpool, United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Tate Britain · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Tate Modern · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘Cookmaid with Still Life of Vegetables and Fruit‘, Sir Nathaniel Bacon, c.1620–5 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘Distant View of York‘, Alexander Keirincx, 1639 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘Portrait of a Man in a Slashed Black Doublet‘, attributed to Sir William Segar, c.1605 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘Portrait of Sir Thomas Pope, Later 3rd Earl of Downe‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1635 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Cholmondeley Ladies‘, Unknown artist, Britain, c.1600–10 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘Portrait of John Fleming, 2nd Earl of Wigtown‘, Adam de Colone, 1625 | Tate
Tate · United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
‘The Apotheosis of James I and Other Studies: Multiple Sketch for the Banqueting House Ceiling, Whitehall‘, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, c.1628–30 | Tate
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden · London, United Kingdom · Acquired Collection
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