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Portrait of Charles I when Duke of York

Robert Peake, 1605

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Bristol

Peake appointed principal painter to Henry Prince of Wales soon after accession of James I and painted number of portraits of him and brother Charles. In the past, this picture was known as a portrait of Henry and even as James, 7th Lord Hay's son. But opinion is that the portrait is an early likemess of Charles I, when aged about five.

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Title of artwork, date

Portrait of Charles I when Duke of York, 1605

Date supported

1974

Medium and material

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

112 x 83 cm

Grant

1500

Total cost

6000

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