Anthony van Dyck

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Literature

Catalogues raisonnés
Barnes I.107

Collection catalogues
The Frick Collection, an illustrated Catalogue, New York, 1968, Volume I, pp. 172-175

Literature
Ivan Gaskell, Seventeenth century Dutch and Flemish painting, London, 1990, p. 121, fig. 1
Alejandro Vergara and Friso Lammertse (eds.), The Young Van Dyck, New York, NY, 2013, fig. 7
Vanessa I. Schmid, with Julia I. Armstrong-Totten, The Orléans collection, Lewes, UK, 2018, fig. 3.24
Christopher White, Anthony van Dyck & the art of portraiture, London, 2021, fig. 54

Provenance

In the collection of Frans Snyders (died 1657) and his wife
in 1659 in the possession of Snyders' sister, Maria Snyders, beguine, who mentioned the paintings in her will, and bequeathed them to her niece Maria Anna Snyders, but were in the house of Frans's brother Michiel Snyders
De Nossé
Duc d’Orléans (mentioned in 1727, inventories of 1752 and 1785)
In 1792 the Dutch, Flemish, and German pictures of the Orléans collection were sold by Philippe Égalité to T.M. Slade, Chatham
In 1793 the picture was bought, presumably during the London exhibition of the Orléans pictures (Old Academy Rooms, Pall Mall, Wilson catalogue, Nr. 121), by the Earl of Warwick
With Knoedler
Frick, 1909
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External links

RKD 56926
Frick Collection, New York Accession number 1909.1.42

Other works by Anthony van Dyck

Saint Jerome
c. 1615-17

The prefect Raphael Racius
c. 1625

Philip
c. 1618-20

Portrait of a Man
1620

Frans Snyders
c. 1620-21