Lot Essay
The present picture derives from the picture in the collection of the Duke of Hamilton.
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Portrait of Lord George Douglas, subsquently Earl of Dumbarton (1636 (?)-1692), half-length, in a breastplate with an embroidered coat, holding a baton, a view to a landscape beyond
Details
After Henri Gascars
Portrait of Lord George Douglas, subsquently Earl of Dumbarton (1636 (?)-1692), half-length, in a breastplate with an embroidered coat, holding a baton, a view to a landscape beyond
oil on canvas
49¾ x 40¼ in. (126.7 x 102 cm.)
Portrait of Lord George Douglas, subsquently Earl of Dumbarton (1636 (?)-1692), half-length, in a breastplate with an embroidered coat, holding a baton, a view to a landscape beyond
oil on canvas
49¾ x 40¼ in. (126.7 x 102 cm.)
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Sale room notice
Please note that the description for this lot should read:
After Henri Gascars
Portrait of Lord George Douglas, subsequently Earl of Dumbarton (1636(?)-1692)
and that this picture derives from the picture in the collection of the Duke of Hamilton.
After Henri Gascars
Portrait of Lord George Douglas, subsequently Earl of Dumbarton (1636(?)-1692)
and that this picture derives from the picture in the collection of the Duke of Hamilton.