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Michael Dahl

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Seated woman in gold gown and green drape beside a flower basket, with a dog at her feet and a classical column behind.

Portrait of a Woman

Oil painting of the Holy Family: a sleeping nude infant, a woman in a blue headscarf, a bearded man, and a girl holding roses

The Holy Family

1691

Oval half-length portrait of a woman with curled brown hair, wearing a gray gown with red and blue drapery.

Elizabeth Churchill, Countess of Bridgwater

Oil portrait of a man in a curled grey wig and brown coat, leaning on a ledge beside a blue drape and green curtain.

Charles Montagu (1661-1715), 1st Earl of Halifax, Financier

1650

Portrait of a man in polished steel armour with a red sash, a battle scene with smoke behind him at right.

Henri de Ruvigny, Earl of Galway

1750

Oil portrait of a man in a curled wig and rust-red coat, resting his arm on a stone ledge before a landscape.

Portrait of a Man

1700

Oval portrait of a man with long curled wig, white neckcloth and brown cloak against a dark background.

John Locke

1743

Portrait of a man in blue naval coat with gold braid holding a telescope, with a warship in the harbour behind him.

Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707

1702

Oval black-and-white portrait of a woman with upswept hair, dark wrap and white lace collar against a dark background.

Unknown woman, formerly known as Sarah Churchill, née Jenyns, Duchess of Marlborough

1695

Full-length portrait of a woman in gold gown and violet ermine-trimmed robes beside a crown, orb and sceptre.

Queen Anne

1705

Oil portrait of a woman in a loose blue gown resting her hand on a stone ledge with flowers, beside a column and arch.

Portrait of a Lady

1700

Portrait of a man in a periwig and steel breastplate, with warships firing in a naval battle behind him.

Rear-Admiral Sir John Munden, c. 1645-1719

1705

Full-length portrait of a man in armour and periwig beside a cannon, with a naval battle and burning ship behind him.

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707

1702