Portrait of William Dobson 1645-49 () Josias English This print represents a native-born painter discovered by Van Dyck, who became Serjeant-Painter to Charles I in 1641, and was styled the “English Tintoretto.” The image derives from a triple portrait (now Duke of Northumberland), where Dobson placed himself between Sir Charles Cotterell and a figure identified as Nicholas Lanier. That painting was made shortly before the artist's early death and the publisher Thomas Rowlett likely intended this etching as a memorial. Josias English, the etcher, also made prints after Francis Cleyn and was employed at the Mortlake tapestry works.. Portrait of William Dobson. After William Dobson (British, London 1611-1646 London). 1645-49 (). Etching. William Dobson (British, London 1611-1646 London). Prints

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Portrait of William Dobson 1645-49 () Josias English This print represents a native-born painter discovered by Van Dyck, who became Serjeant-Painter to Charles I in 1641, and was styled the “English Tintoretto.” The image derives from a triple portrait (now Duke of Northumberland), where Dobson placed himself between Sir Charles Cotterell and a figure identified as Nicholas Lanier. That painting was made shortly before the artist's early death and the publisher Thomas Rowlett likely intended this etching as a memorial. Josias English, the etcher, also made prints after Francis Cleyn and was employed at the Mortlake tapestry works.. Portrait of William Dobson. After William Dobson (British, London 1611-1646 London). 1645-49 (). Etching. William Dobson (British, London 1611-1646 London). Prints

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