The Five Eldest Children of King Charles I by Anthony van Dyck

Group portrait of five children in rich silk and lace clothing, with a large dog, a small dog, and a fruit still life.

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This 1637 painting by Anthony van Dyck, titled The Five Eldest Children of King Charles I, shows a group of children in elaborate silk and lace costumes beside a large dog. A draped green curtain, a table with a gilded ewer and a bowl of fruit, and a distant landscape frame the scene.

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1637

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