Wolfart (Hollstein 103), GDUT4367
Anthony van Dyck · Flemish, 1599-1641
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This engraved portrait shows a bearded man in a dark doublet with a deep white ruffled collar and a light cloak draped over one shoulder, his hands held together at the waist. The inscription below names Artus Wolfart as a painter of human figures in Antwerp, and the plate is credited to Anthony van Dyck as the painter and Cornelis Galle as the engraver, dated 1634.
