Anthony Triest, Bishop of Gent by Anthony van Dyck

Oval miniature portrait of a bearded man in a pink cape and white collar against a dark background, in a gilt frame.

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Anthony Triest, Bishop of Gent, Anthony van Dyck, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This oval miniature portrait shows a bearded man with greying hair turned three-quarters toward the viewer, wearing a white collar and a rose-pink cape against a dark brown background. The painted surface is set within an ornate gilt metal frame with foliate engraving and a suspension ring. The work is catalogued under the title Anthony Triest, Bishop of Gent, attributed to Anthony van Dyck.

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