Lady Philadelphia (Carey) Wharton, d. 1654… by Anthony van Dyck

Mezzotint portrait of a seated woman with curled hair, pearls, fur stole and a rose, before a rocky backdrop and foliage.

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Lady Philadelphia (Carey) Wharton, d. 1654. Wife of Sir Thomas Wharton; daughter of Robert, 1st Earl of Monmouth, Anthony van Dyck (1781), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This mezzotint portrait shows a seated woman in a satin gown with a dark fur stole, a pearl necklace and a gold chain, holding a rose in one hand. A rocky cave-like backdrop and flowering foliage frame her at right.

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1781

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