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ID number: BIRBI-49.4 Institution: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts Artist / Maker: Oliver, Isaac (c. 1565-1617) Title / Object name: Portrait of Henry, Prince of Wales Object type: Portrait miniature Culture: British Materials: Watercolour on vellum Measurements: Oval, 5.5 x 4.6 cm, including frame Provenance: Collection of James II; French Royal Collection of Louis XIV; Given by George 2nd Early Spencer, First Lord of the Admiralty to James Edwards, 1801; sold at Christie's, 15 July 1820; sold at Christie's, 3 February 1827; purchased by Rev. Thomas Butts who married the widow of James Edwards; sold at Christie's, 13 June 1928 (lot 49), purchased by Mr Harry Seal; his sale at Christie's, 16 February 1949 (lot 103) for £651 |
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Nearly full-face portrait, turned slightly to the right, wearing a suit of armour richly damascened with gold arabesques, the ribbon of the Garter and white lace ruff; his fair hair combed back from the forehead; red curtain background. Inscriptions / Translations: Signed left bacground with monogram of 'I.O' Notes: Painted c. 1610 and originally in the Royal Collection. Prince Henry (1594-1612) wears the ribbon of the Garter. Several related miniatures are known, including ones in the Royal Collection, the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and in the Duke of Buccleuch's collection. |
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