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Ann Wortley, Later Lady Morton
Paulus I van Somer, c. 1620
This fine Jacobean portrait reflects the move away from the flat style of earlier artists. Paul van Somer began to introduce the change, which reached its climax in Van Dyck. The artist, a Netherlandish painter who arrived in England in 1616, was almost immediately commissioned to paint Anne of Denmark. The Art Fund grant for this painting included four other Elizabethan and Jacobean full length paintings purchased from the Loel Guiness collection.
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Title of artwork, date
Ann Wortley, Later Lady Morton, c. 1620
Date supported
1979
Medium and material
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
206 x 127 cm
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