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Daniel Mytens
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Daniel Mytens: portrait of James I
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Daniel Mytens

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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / The Spanish Netherlands

    …obsolete the stiff portraits of Daniel Mytens and the straightforward, unpretentious portraits of Cornelius Johnson, two other painters of Low Countries origin active in England at this time. Van Dyck’s death coincided with the outbreak of the first Civil War in England; and the portraitists William Dobson and Robert Walker,…

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    …obsolete the stiff portraits of Daniel Mytens and the straightforward, unpretentious portraits of Cornelius Johnson, two other painters of Low Countries origin active in England at this time. Van Dyck’s death coincided with the outbreak of the first Civil War in England; and the portraitists William Dobson and Robert Walker,…

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