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

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Group portrait of three children in period dress, a boy in a lace collar and two girls in pale gowns, against a dark backgrou

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This group portrait shows three young children in early seventeenth-century dress against a dark background, the boy on the left wearing a deep lace collar and the two girls in pale gowns.

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1599

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